I haven't been able to find a "loaded" knuckle for the Neon yet. Another video I watched showed a guy replacing his knuckles with loaded knuckles he got from eBay, but he wasn't able to provide a seller ID or part number when asked. I think y'all are full of hooey!
Yeah, same here, complete assembly is obviously better but it’s just not out there! There are complete assemblies for Toyotas and Hondas, but for dodge, none
I have an ‘02 neon... The parts store online offers a 33mm and a 39”” bearing. Do you remember which one you used? And do you know which models the different sizes are for? I have an SXT model. Great video thank you.
Those nuts on the outer tie rod end kind of scare me for not having a cotter pin on the bottom and how many times do you use the nuts I know they are self locking. but they will wear out won't they? I just did this job and it was very easy it just takes a bit of time.
@@gavrilovas1 that's not true you can use a mini sledge hammer and some jack stands and a old socket or a bearing press kit adapter. If you didnt kbkw they make entire kits for removing and (mainly) installing pressed in bearings. You're not really as screwed as you think in terms of pressing in or removing the bearings with a little knowledge and the right tool kit, no need for a shop press is all im saying.
@@gavrilovas1 This is a really good thing to have I did 3 bearings with it. No need for a shop press like I said you can hammer the old knuckle and bearing out with a mini sledge and then use this kit to press it back in. www.amazon.com/OrionMotorTech-23-Piece-Adapters-Replacement-Installer/dp/B01FLVOAZI/ref=asc_df_B01FLVOAZI/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=198099503275&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4341352735132931732&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9008715&hvtargid=pla-380969059348&psc=1
Muse Ali if you don't have the specific tool for that you might have to take the hub to a mechanic and let them do it for you. they might charge you though. the mechanic I went to charge me 50 bucks.
The fun part is omitted from this video. Pressing them apart, back together, is the real challenge.
I did mine last year. took me a while but got it done!
You know you can buy the whole hub assembly for a little extra $$$ VS pressing and repressing the bearings. It save so much time.
Bearing on eBay pressing repressing better via your local mechanic shop because of commercial hydrolic press
I haven't been able to find a "loaded" knuckle for the Neon yet. Another video I watched showed a guy replacing his knuckles with loaded knuckles he got from eBay, but he wasn't able to provide a seller ID or part number when asked. I think y'all are full of hooey!
Yeah, same here, complete assembly is obviously better but it’s just not out there! There are complete assemblies for Toyotas and Hondas, but for dodge, none
That is great if you can find the entire hub assembly ready to go.
Much Thank
You welcome
I have an ‘02 neon...
The parts store online offers a 33mm and a 39”” bearing.
Do you remember which one you used?
And do you know which models the different sizes are for?
I have an SXT model.
Great video thank you.
Probably 39mm. I was afraid I had the wrong size bearing but it turns out 39mm was just right.
Those nuts on the outer tie rod end kind of scare me for not having a cotter pin on the bottom and how many times do you use the nuts I know they are self locking. but they will wear out won't they? I just did this job and it was very easy it just takes a bit of time.
This labor at least require s a shop with commercial hydrolic press to push out old bearing.
@@gavrilovas1 that's not true you can use a mini sledge hammer and some jack stands and a old socket or a bearing press kit adapter. If you didnt kbkw they make entire kits for removing and (mainly) installing pressed in bearings. You're not really as screwed as you think in terms of pressing in or removing the bearings with a little knowledge and the right tool kit, no need for a shop press is all im saying.
@@gavrilovas1 This is a really good thing to have I did 3 bearings with it. No need for a shop press like I said you can hammer the old knuckle and bearing out with a mini sledge and then use this kit to press it back in. www.amazon.com/OrionMotorTech-23-Piece-Adapters-Replacement-Installer/dp/B01FLVOAZI/ref=asc_df_B01FLVOAZI/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=198099503275&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4341352735132931732&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9008715&hvtargid=pla-380969059348&psc=1
Good video, I have to change mine too. You can tell me where you bought the bearings. A link maybe.
Purchased them on Ebay.
@@gavrilovas1 lol
Is there a C-clip for the bearing?
Was that a 30 mm you used on the spindle nut?
99.9 yes it was 30nm, to get 100 percent get some other manual online or video.
You did not show how to replace the hub, you just removed the parts and then you put them back
good jobs! а зачем со ступицами? сколько стоит комплект?
how did you press pleas tell me ihave same car need to replace my wheelbearing pleas help me thank you about you video I lake it
Muse Ali if you don't have the specific tool for that you might have to take the hub to a mechanic and let them do it for you. they might charge you though. the mechanic I went to charge me 50 bucks.
Yes, ask a shop to do it for you, I was charged just 25$ for that.
Which shop pleas and pleas
any small place were you brakes ac diagnostics have a commercial tools witch can press in the new bearing into the hub.
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What die did you use to remove the nut?
impact with about 1100 busting torque
thanks for the info, I means the die measure
Надо было покрасить красивой краской
......and you can but a phone recorder holder for like $10 at walmart
Покажи как ГРМ менять...
Skip the whole procedure on disassembly the old bearing to show the process on video dislike and unsuscribed..