How to Replace Wheel Bearing Hub Assembly 4 Wheel Drive 00-01 Ford Ranger
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1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a worn out or screeching front hub actuator. This video is applicable to the 00, 01 Ford Ranger
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• 15mm Socket 1aau.to/oEe/1AX...
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Just took it on a test drive -it feels awesome! Couldn’t be any more thorough with the instructions, thank you so much!
So how's it holding up one year later
When removing the axle shaft from the hub & bearing assembly NEVER hammer on the end of the axle shaft like they did in the video. Either leave the axle nut on the end of the shaft & hammer on that, or use a block of wood to hammer on so you do not damage the end of the axle shaft.
Be careful leaving the nut on there when hammering, you can deform it quite easily. 2 whacks and it had nicks in it.
Use a block of wood to whack it loose or you might end up searching for a new cv axle and nut.
Yup leave but nut on a few threads and hit That. Not smart hitting axle bare
These axles have a non-threaded section at the end- made for tapping with a hammer.
Thank you. You guys have helped me fix a lot things on different vehicles. Saved me a ton of money too.
My hub assembly does not have wire harness for abs sensor. The new assembly has the wire harness. Can I use it anyway?
Good video- just a suggestion: once you have the caliper and rotor off, remove the backer plate. It's only 3 machine screws, and makes accessing the hub assembly bolts easier.
+Blacque Jacque Shellacque Thanks for the suggestion! 1aauto.com
Maybe the best informational channel, almost school.
Thanks for sharing this video, this is the second of yours that saved me money by doing the job myself.
😂😂 I love how that hub came right out. I’ve been throwing a slide hammer for the last hour and I’ve moved it about a thou out. About to break a torch out.
+acousticlullabies Thanks for the feedback!
I did the same. It welded itself so perfectly it took me a day and a half of slamming back and forth getting an pry bar in between and working it. Somehow the one I got done at the shop needs done again. I can’t go over 65 without it becoming sketchy loud. Wish me luck
Whenever I have issues with my 2008 ranger I can hear this dude's voice in my head saying " I gotchu."
+Zachary Smith Thanks for checking us out, we're glad we have been of assistance! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
These videos are so much appreciated thanks
Awesome video. Going to be changing both Hub assemblies on my 02 Ranger
+ClipTy Thanks for checking us out! Good luck with your repair.
No need to apply grease to the splines or anywhere else?
am working on a 04 ranger and your video was very helpful, thank you.
+joe martinez Thank you for your positive feedback! We are happy we could help.
Thats the year i have, I love rangers but its the worst vehicle ive ever owned
outstanding video! thanks.
+Tim Bylander Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/wheel-bearing-and-hub-assembly-pair-front/i/1ashs00034?RUclips&CTA+Comment&JwQr_TaYKE
Great video. Thanks!!!👍👍 My ABS light came on and then a day later I heard some terrible grinding coming from the front, if I put a scanner tool on the ABS light will it tell what tire it is or give anymore info about it? Thanks you
I replaced mine and a month later it was grinding again. Are you suppose to pack the bearing in the hub with grease?
What is that adapter you have on the 15mm socket for the top screw to come out
Do you have a video for an ‘03 or do you know what is different?
Great video
Thanks for checking us out. 1aauto.com +TheOverthetop15
Anyone know the size of those 3 bolts that hold the wheel bearing in place, I somehow snapped one in half and have to get a replacement, please help trucks on jack strands till I figure this out
I have a 2003 ranger xlt 4x4 and can’t find the hub bolts. The new hub did come with them. The ford dealership and local auto parts stores don’t have any and said they can’t get them. After 18 winters the bolts rusted so bad it’s li,e they are welded in. The bolt head brakes off and bolt doesn’t move. Anyone know were to buy the hub bolts?
Y’all, I have a lug bolt that sheared off. Does this procedure pertain to non 4x4 rangers?
Thanks for the video. Great for working on a 4x4 98 explorer
+ABFC Canada Thanks for checking us out!
No need to re-grease the axle splines?
No grease for the bearing-?? 🤔
I just put new hugs on my 98 Ford ranger it did not have a nut on the axle it had lock snap rings on it instead why don't you show that it's a whole lot more difficult.
Why doesn’t my 2001 Ford Ranger not have a CV Axel?
Where can I buy this ranger at
Well done. Thanks!
No grease for the splined shaft connection?
Not trying to be smart. Just looking for a knowledgeable answer.
hi, my ford ranger 2006 4.0 v6 4x4 always breaking front right wheel bearing, what could be the problem?
Puleng Lawrence Motimele alignment, bad upper and lower control arm ball joints , definitely shocks
I wonder if it’s the same on 2005 ranger 4x4
+LILLMOE This procedure might be different for your application. We do not currently have a how-to video for this particular year, make and model. Thank you for asking! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Did they change the size of the spindle nut for the 2005 Ranger? I have a 32mm socket but it seems too big for the nut.
The problem, I found out, was that the nut takes a six point socket and a twelve point socket will not work. This needs to be specified.
+Ted Larson They might have. We do carry the wheel hub bearing assemblies for your 2005 Ford Ranger on our website. Here is a link to them if you would like to see what we have to offer.goo.gl/XSWEMg
I actually finished up the job last night. With only basic hand tools and your video, I completed the job in about four hours or so. By the way, the video is a great tool for seeing how it is done. Thanks for your quick reply and great, instructive video.
How do you get the caliper off so easy
+jacob mann Practice makes perfect!
Axle nut goes to 162 ft/lbs. I have one problem. I weigh 130.
Thanks for the comment and for watching! +bob ross
If you get yourself an 18" long/1.5' torque/breaker bar, that will multiply your 130 lbs x 1.5 ==> 195 lbs. You can get it. Lever length is your friend.
You then need a wrench longer than one foot!
You need to eat some more then. 🤔
Again, same goes for a 2004?
My truck is growling something fierce. Its not a happy camper.
+huffingfarts We do not have a way of being able to diagnose the issue that you are experiencing with your vehicle but suggest taking it to a local mechanic for a proper diagnosis.
It was the wheel bearing. Confirmed once i jacked it up.
Had about an inch of slop when manipulating the the wheel and tire by hand.
Fun stuff, just wish they used antiseize from the factory. My bearing/hub assembly had to be beaten with a small sledge to break loose.
Thanks again for the excellent videos and quick responses.
What about axle grease for the bearing ?
+Rick S The bearing is already greased and is sealed, so there is no need for additional grease! Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them: www.1aauto.com/wheel-bearing-and-hub-assembly-pair-front/i/1ashs00034?RUclips&CTA+Comment&JwQr_TaYKE
Rick S Yep, these are sealed units. No maintenance needed once installed.
Same assembly for 1999?
+king tomaz You need these: www.1aauto.com/search?q=Wheel+Bearing+%26+Hub+Assembly+Pair&year=1999&model=250