Yeah best way to go is to clean the brake disks with brake cleaner before putting the wheels back on. Or give it a clean with a degreaser spray and a pressure wash with the wheels already on.. I don’t know why people mentioning something about dust covers, never said that in the video 😂
@@bgarage5645 Yeah, imho best way is to avoid contaminating disks with oil in the first place. Not sure what you mean with your answer about dust covers but they are for sure missing in the video.
This is exactly what I needed, thanks! Does the hub come off easily to replace front wheel bearings? Mine are bad and I'm wanting to maximize work when I'm down there
Thank you, I appreciate it! Yes its not that difficult and its a good idea to do while you’re already in there. Keep in mind you probably need a hydraulic press to remove that bearing out of the hub.
Your the only vid online that actually shows the actual work. Thank you so very much!
Thanks for the less talk and exactly what I should do
Thanks
Dust covers?
you the man
Perfect I’ll do mine next week 👍
Would have been the nice if you would’ve explained what size nuts and torque bits you’re using.
Great video thanks, re the camber your one of a few videos that shows this properly.
Great video thanks
Nice video man!
Oily gloves on the disks??
Dust covers?
Yeah best way to go is to clean the brake disks with brake cleaner before putting the wheels back on. Or give it a clean with a degreaser spray and a pressure wash with the wheels already on..
I don’t know why people mentioning something about dust covers, never said that in the video 😂
@@bgarage5645 Yeah, imho best way is to avoid contaminating disks with oil in the first place.
Not sure what you mean with your answer about dust covers but they are for sure missing in the video.
Yup, true. The dust covers were worn out did not had new ones at that time yet. It’s not a big deal, swapped them over later.
This is exactly what I needed, thanks! Does the hub come off easily to replace front wheel bearings? Mine are bad and I'm wanting to maximize work when I'm down there
Thank you, I appreciate it! Yes its not that difficult and its a good idea to do while you’re already in there. Keep in mind you probably need a hydraulic press to remove that bearing out of the hub.
Buen vídeo, enhorabuena gracias.
Nice video , informative! What did you use to mark the bolt for the camber?
Thank you, You can use any kind of marker that will not fade away when you touch it. I used a oil based marker.
thx you
Nice work
I quit watching after 2 minutes because it's too dark to see what you're doing