Very very nice, hey I have an 04 jeep grand Cherokee with a Quadra trac 2 and my configuration looks almost the same as yours. Will my bearing carrier come out easy like that too? Just those 4 bolts and slide it back?
Are you kidding me? Use the 36mm axle nut socket that I ALREADY OWN? Instead of buying the special tool, dude you are a friggin genius. You’re the only one I watch now. Thank you.
Great video man !! Simple tools for the average Joe at home.. For anyone watching this applies to the XJ , ZJ , WJ, TJ and all us Jk mall crawlers. Same procedure.
I don't own nor have I ever owned a Jeep nor do I plan on ever buying one but this video was very enjoyable to watch. Great videos by the way. Love the Channel
Great video. Nice step by step with details on nearly everything. Would like to have seen the complete removal of the carrier. Great video. Thank you. Tom
Ok so I've seen all your 🌽 avirus videos but never these from years ago. Went on a marathon today when I woke up legit watched hella videos lol. Hit like on every single one! Love this channel. Been sharing it all over my city. I drive Uber and play it on my screen for people and they end up subscribing. Probably got this guy at least 100 subs in the last 3 months at least. :) I take like 15+ rides per day, play his vids for entertainment in my vehicle. He's got a big fan.
Excellent video and great job filming and describing each step. One of the best I have seen. That is a pretty big job and it looks like you did it in a parking lot.
Nice job. Thanks for the free education. You dont know how much I appreciate a good informative video such as yours. I just did mine last weekend and if it weren't for your video, I'd prolly be out of a job right now. Thanks again.
Great video fella! Socket sizes for the seals and torque values are a huge plus! Thank you for taking the time to do this vid. Pretty confident now to do mine!
Just an FYI, the bearing caps are marked with a "J" on the bottom and a corresponding mark on the housing to show which one is which. Look at 8:18. I made a tool to press the seals in using a 1/2" bolt, a puck from a seal driver kit, and a 38mm socket (that fit perfectly inside the new seals).
I watched the whole thing and didn’t see any comedy, am I at the right place! lol thanks good video. You made me realize I need to get more extensions if I ever need to do this.
Just stumbled on this video... I did my seals a little while ago and had a hard time getting them back installed. I never would've thought to use a 33mm socket to remove and install with the old seals. That would've made life so easy! Oh well, I'll know next time, haha!
Thanks for posting my o4 jeep sprung a leak on the drivers side axle now with the help of your video i know what tools i will need and parts to order thank you.
Great job with the video and narrated guidance. The axle shaft seal should ride on the shiny journal surface further out than you show it in the video, but it's still really obvious that the old was was wallered out. This is a good time to inspect the CV axles for play and replace if they are worn.
So that's what all those ratchet extensions are for in my daddy's tool box! We don't have Jeeps. Just watched for fun. Wasn't disappointed. Loved the details. It's not magic, but it sure seems like it at times. 🙂
Words of wisdom, especially if youre a rust belter. Use a 1/2” 12 point for the hub bolts. The bolt heads have a slight taper to them. Give them a gentle tap on with a small hammer. This trick will sometimes even work on bolt heads previously stripped from using a 13mm. I prefer to try to skip the whole stripping portion of the process and just get the bolts out.
Nice job !!! I like Your videos, because You show everything from beginning to end. It's great help for beginniers like me :) Cheers from Poland !!! :)
I probably put 30-60 miles on it after I knew the seal was leaking after I did my passenger side ball joint (I had to beat the shaft in to get it to go back in and after that it was leaking) and I decided to not drive it on the road anymore now, especially if the oil never got low enough to do any damage. Hopefully the shaft will go into the new seal easily or I have a different issue on my hands, as to say it’s not the seal that was keeping things from reinstalling flush and without leaks (perhaps a bent tube or shaft).
That was a pretty good how to video on the inner seals. What about the outer seals? I figure they'd be easier since you don't have to go through the diff to get to them.
Thankd. The outer seals are an aftermarket only option and Jeeps dont come out the factory with them so I dont have those. Check out my update video to see why my axle seals were still leaking after doing this repair ruclips.net/video/EtWK4eL3ysY/видео.html
great video bro! I have the Dana 44 axle, but am hoping it is similar. I'm curious why you didn't replace the carrier bearings while all the way in there? Any video on the Dana 44 you know of?
AXLE SEAL INSTALLER TOOL REVIEW
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Very very nice, hey I have an 04 jeep grand Cherokee with a Quadra trac 2 and my configuration looks almost the same as yours. Will my bearing carrier come out easy like that too? Just those 4 bolts and slide it back?
@@puppacito yes
I’ve watched a lot of Jeep maintenance videos and yours is just as good or even better than a lot of the bigger channels...nice job!
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Thank you
Great tutorial man very detailed with no bs. Well done 👍🏼
Are you kidding me? Use the 36mm axle nut socket that I ALREADY OWN? Instead of buying the special tool, dude you are a friggin genius. You’re the only one I watch now. Thank you.
Genius idea driving the new seal with the old seal. I'm going to try that, thanks.
Dude, you’re making my life easier with every video you produce. Thank you!
Bro. Respect. I don't even have a jeep I just like how I understand the process better now. You the man
Great video man !! Simple tools for the average Joe at home..
For anyone watching this applies to the XJ , ZJ , WJ, TJ and all us Jk mall crawlers. Same procedure.
By far the best how to videos ever! You're detailed and not long winded!
Best tutorial I've seen regarding Jeep axles seals.
I don't own nor have I ever owned a Jeep nor do I plan on ever buying one but this video was very enjoyable to watch. Great videos by the way. Love the Channel
I'm new around here. So imma take a look around these videos and make myself comfortable. Great video man. 🖒
Great video. Nice step by step with details on nearly everything. Would like to have seen the complete removal of the carrier. Great video. Thank you. Tom
Nice job, great video, you did a great job explaining work and keeping it moving. no wasted blah blah blah like some other channels.
These videos are helping me out a lot with my 97 ZJ! They're easy to follow and always on point 😎
Excellent to the point content! You dont get lost rambling about details like many on RUclips!. The best I've seen on here!
Ok so I've seen all your 🌽 avirus videos but never these from years ago. Went on a marathon today when I woke up legit watched hella videos lol. Hit like on every single one! Love this channel. Been sharing it all over my city. I drive Uber and play it on my screen for people and they end up subscribing. Probably got this guy at least 100 subs in the last 3 months at least. :) I take like 15+ rides per day, play his vids for entertainment in my vehicle. He's got a big fan.
One of the best ones I’ve seen researching how to do this job... good job!!
Very informative, well composed. Thank you for adding torque values.
Nice video. Straight and to the point and very helpful.
Excellent video and great job filming and describing each step. One of the best I have seen. That is a pretty big job
and it looks like you did it in a parking lot.
Diesel trucks Firewood thanks
Thanks for the great video I could never been able to do this job without it
Thank you for the tutorial. Best one I’ve seen in a while.
Nice job. Thanks for the free education. You dont know how much I appreciate a good informative video such as yours. I just did mine last weekend and if it weren't for your video, I'd prolly be out of a job right now. Thanks again.
So gentle yet so effective
Amazing video! I hate getting started on a job blind, so this really helped give me an idea of what I'm getting into.
Great video! Best I’ve seen on this topic and I’ve watched almost every RUclips video on this. Straight to the point and very informative
Great video fella! Socket sizes for the seals and torque values are a huge plus! Thank you for taking the time to do this vid. Pretty confident now to do mine!
Just an FYI, the bearing caps are marked with a "J" on the bottom and a corresponding mark on the housing to show which one is which. Look at 8:18. I made a tool to press the seals in using a 1/2" bolt, a puck from a seal driver kit, and a 38mm socket (that fit perfectly inside the new seals).
I watched the whole thing and didn’t see any comedy, am I at the right place! lol thanks good video. You made me realize I need to get more extensions if I ever need to do this.
Very good explanation of things and straight to the point! Subscribed!
Great video man. Just picked up an XJ 2 weeks ago and I’ll be going through all this crap here this weekend. Keep it up🤘🏼
Excellent Tutorial Short and to the point......
Just stumbled on this video... I did my seals a little while ago and had a hard time getting them back installed. I never would've thought to use a 33mm socket to remove and install with the old seals. That would've made life so easy! Oh well, I'll know next time, haha!
Wow, I've enjoyed your vids with a fun take on what's going on in the world but your mechanic vids are even better.
Outstanding video. Thanks for taking the time To make it.
I like how u explain in detail all tools used thats awesome cheers
Very good video. A little bit more showing of the different actions steps would be helpful for future videos.
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Finally! A video that is not full of a load BS that any do it yourselfer already knows. Damn good job man!
Awesome video. Fast and complete. Thank you so much for making it look EZ and saving me $$$$.
Wait your a comedian and a mechanic??? Ur awesome
Very clear an solid instruction in this video. I build my own rigs and found your video to be solid. Good work.
Great work, i find really usefull that you put the sizes for each thing
Damn! I wish you were my neighbor. Lol. I'd supply the cold ones. Nice work. I have to tackle this job soon.
Excellent video. Thanks for taking the time.
No problem! Dont forget to check out my update video with the axle seal installer tool ruclips.net/video/EtWK4eL3ysY/видео.html
Good info. Good video.
God Bless you for helping people out.
Man.... you nailed this video. Super helpful. Lots of details & info
Honestly some of the best work with normal tools I have seen
Thanks for posting my o4 jeep sprung a leak on the drivers side axle now with the help of your video i know what tools i will need and parts to order thank you.
the hand pump for fluid, great idea.
Thank you! Dealing with a leaky axle now!
Superior quality video excellent job my friend 👍
Very nice video. I plan on doing mine tonight and needed some knowledge
Jarrett Phinney its easy bro, the hardest part will be making yourself get out there and actually do it
Not really lol I love working on it. The hardest part is all the stripped bolts i discovered last night🙄
Jarrett Phinney stripped bolts.. go ahead and add an extra hour to the job lol
I know right
Great video man. Simple and to the point. Very helpful. I dont think I ever hit subscriber so quick haha.
Great video. Very helpful. I especially appreciate you including the torque specs. Thank you!
i watched all the way through the ads because i love how you did your video so much.
Great job with the video and narrated guidance. The axle shaft seal should ride on the shiny journal surface further out than you show it in the video, but it's still really obvious that the old was was wallered out. This is a good time to inspect the CV axles for play and replace if they are worn.
Great video man. You always do a nice job on trying to explain things in detail the best you can. 👍
Well made video! Simple and quick instructions
Nicely detailed and straight to it.
by far the best how to video on this!! very good job!!
Good job on the video. Very thorough information.
Awesome vid dude, love the small but important details that you share with us.
Please keep them coming 😃
Thank you
Hey thanks alot for the video! Good instruction and clear pictures really helpful.
+Kyle Spingler thanks for watching
Awesome video, short and straight to the point. Very informative and accurate. Thank you
Fast and straight to the point. Thanks.
No bs, straight to the point 👍
So that's what all those ratchet extensions are for in my daddy's tool box!
We don't have Jeeps. Just watched for fun. Wasn't disappointed. Loved the details. It's not magic, but it sure seems like it at times. 🙂
Words of wisdom, especially if youre a rust belter. Use a 1/2” 12 point for the hub bolts. The bolt heads have a slight taper to them. Give them a gentle tap on with a small hammer. This trick will sometimes even work on bolt heads previously stripped from using a 13mm. I prefer to try to skip the whole stripping portion of the process and just get the bolts out.
Great job on this tutorial. I’ll subscribe.
I hope you make lots of money on your channel.
great video, especially tool sizes.
Thanks barricade garage. Thanks to you..today I fixed a problem with a jeep and then I got laid. 😊
Haha my man💪
Thanks man ! Appreciate the walk through !
Great video man, instructions I can follow. Straight to the point.
Very descriptive! Well done!
Beautiful video. To the point NO BS, well done and thanks!
Have to agree with many here. Great Tutorial!
Awesome video man, I’ve never done them on one of these little Dana 30’s so you definitely helped me out a bunch
Thanks for sharing this info! ❤️😎
Made it look like a cake walk, definitely one of the best videos ive seem for this job, well explained and damn good detail 🤘
Nice job !!! I like Your videos, because You show everything from beginning to end. It's great help for beginniers like me :) Cheers from Poland !!! :)
You nailed it, good job. I'm going to go fix mine now!
Damn good video. I'm putting discs in the back of my XJ so I figure I'd do seals too.
I probably put 30-60 miles on it after I knew the seal was leaking after I did my passenger side ball joint (I had to beat the shaft in to get it to go back in and after that it was leaking) and I decided to not drive it on the road anymore now, especially if the oil never got low enough to do any damage. Hopefully the shaft will go into the new seal easily or I have a different issue on my hands, as to say it’s not the seal that was keeping things from reinstalling flush and without leaks (perhaps a bent tube or shaft).
Thanks for this, for sharing your gnosis.
Great instructions, to the point,Thanks for sharing.
Ty so much it's was easier than I thought
Great video man! Helped me a lot
That was fantastic, thank you!
I was just working on my honda civic 99 transmission oil change and a air intake gasket bump in that Bryson Gray
I love watching your videos
Nicely done video! Thank you for posting it!
Very informative and to the point. Subbed for more!
That was a pretty good how to video on the inner seals. What about the outer seals? I figure they'd be easier since you don't have to go through the diff to get to them.
Thankd. The outer seals are an aftermarket only option and Jeeps dont come out the factory with them so I dont have those. Check out my update video to see why my axle seals were still leaking after doing this repair
ruclips.net/video/EtWK4eL3ysY/видео.html
Great work, great video
great video bro! I have the Dana 44 axle, but am hoping it is similar. I'm curious why you didn't replace the carrier bearings while all the way in there? Any video on the Dana 44 you know of?
Great job on the video.
Absolutely perfect. Thank you so much
Damn good video bro thanks, very professional easy to follow.
that video was amazing very understandable
liked the video bro, quality commentary i enjoyed the knowledge acquired
Nice work! Thank you!