Ive changed both rear bearings this year. One was noisy and the speed sensor broke in the other. Thanks for the video! Couldnt have done it without you!
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Nicely done. Just don't hit the caliper flange bracket like he did. It happens to the best of us. If you do, check for caliper bracket alignment before buttoning everything back up. If it's off, gently tap it back to where it belongs. Don't heat it.
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Ive changed both rear bearings this year. One was noisy and the speed sensor broke in the other.
Thanks for the video! Couldnt have done it without you!
Perfect. Straight to the point, all steps shown, torques given. Love it!
Thanks! Just finished this job using your instructions, and the patient lives! Very good explanation and images. Saved me $200.
41lb bearings bolts, wheel nuts 100lb, caliper bolts 74lb.
thanks so much for the video, good camera shots & verbal teaching. I might be able to try this myself!
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Is it possible to just remove the wire from the back of the hub ????
thanks a bunch
How important is the backing shield?
Good video, clear and to the point.
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If I don't put the rear dirt cover thing on there would that make it on even on the rotors
Nicely done.
Just don't hit the caliper flange bracket like he did. It happens to the best of us. If you do, check for caliper bracket alignment before buttoning everything back up. If it's off, gently tap it back to where it belongs. Don't heat it.
Note: my 2012 had the abs wire route outside of the hub and not thrugh the hub.
What would happen if you didn’t pump the brakes enough?
But the brake assembly does not just "come off". The calipers are gripping the rotor.
Is it just me or does this guy sound exactly like RUclips Chris Fix It ?