How to change a rear wheel bearing on BMW X5 E53 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2016
- How to change a Rear wheel bearing / Rear Wheel Bearing Kit / Rear hub Bearing / Rear wheel Hub Bearing on BMW X5 E53 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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0:52 - Use a socket №36
1:23 - Use a socket №16
2:32 - Use an end bit №6
3:02 - Use a dismantling tool to kick the wheel-hub bearing out
4:49 - Use a socket №21 and a open-end wrench №21
5:24 - Use a socket №19
5:42 - Use a socket №24 and a combination spanner №18
6:23 - Use a socket №18
7:48 - Use a socket №21 and a combination spanner №18
8:46 - Use a socket №10 and a open-end wrench №10
9:16 - Use a socket №18
10:51 - Use a socket №E14
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Love the videos. Everyone complains it's misleading...lol straight forward, simple step by step. Don't forget people, professionals make anything look easy. The video is not perfect but damn good and helpful to those that can DIY!
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$25 per wheel bearing, $125 for a 20 ton hydraulic press from harbor freight total cost $225. Saving about $1000 and gaining knowledge along the way, priceless.
It's actually not as much work as it seems. I did one a couple years ago and watched this again as a refresher. I did not take off as much as he does but this time I'm replacing control arms and everything, so everything must go.
Rear wheel bearings on these seem to start at $85 each. I'm not including E-Bay/Amazon Chnesium stuff which you'd be insane to use.
If this is what you plan on doing on your car, be aware that EVERYTHING is stuck. Shit won't come off at all and it will take you a whole day. You will also be drunk from all the beers you need to calm yourself down at the end of the day. And by the way: use a torque wrench for Christ's sake.
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haahaha im dead XD happens to me everytime i work on my car
Great video lads, half hour to replace! Cheaper to get a shop so to do it!! 🤫😂. If only they would charge only half hour. !
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It doesn't take half an hour
Thanks for posting this, I did the same on a 2013 X3 rear bearings, was able to get to the inside bolts without taking off the all the supports. This was a big help.
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I checked this out as I am about to purchase an X 5 with a worn bearing.. I can tackle this myself then after all.. no specific tools required.. cheers guys.
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good video.. for other folks looking at it - you really don't need to drop the A-arm, and *always* use a torque wrench on the axle nut... never hammer it on with an impact.
Remember this video is from a shop they want each corner to take at least an hour. But no use a swivel you can get to the hub bolts. Also use a puller on the bearing race hitting it with a hammer can ruin the surface the bearing race sits on.
So if you dont drop the a arm theres still clearance to the 4 bolts in the back of the bearing?
@@mackiv8612 no . At least one bolt cannot
Dude, you guys are AMAZING!!! great videos, everything you need nothing you don't. Keep up the great work.
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Hell lot of work just to replace one bearing. Thanks for sharing
Excellent video as always. Thank you.
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Odlican i poucan video,svaka cast 👌👍👏
Thanks I'll be looking forward to it
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good videos made by these guys 👍
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Great video ,at least gives us idea how to DIY.,THX
What a long road for a short cut. Not one bolt was Torqued.
I've never used a torque wrench and I've never had a bolt come lose
Thanks for posting this video!
I’m wondering though, I am not able to get the wheel hub off.
I using the slide hammer and it will not budge!
Any ideas as to why this may be happening?
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great videos folks! do you have similar videos for 2008-2014 model year X6's?
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All videos nice i like you all videos full engine all car a to z step by step opnig and fiteng videos uploding
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I like that they did not show how they cut the old bearing race with an angle grinder to get it split so it would come off with a few taps of a hammer. Yet use a hydraulic press to put the new bearing on. You can even see a diagonal cut on the bearing race as he puts it on the table. But great video none the less.
I learned to score the line and chisel it split as well, and I am curious how many people use a bearing splitter and press off the inner race. Sometimes you must hammer on a big socket to get the wheel hub flange off I've found. I think w a press, grinder and a hammer maybe a slide hammer you can probably do almost any wheel bearings within reason.
The last time I did one of these I tried a propane torch on the race and it came right off with a flick of a screwdriver.
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is e70 an easier process to get the job done?
I feel like he had a shortcut he coulda took
I have the same problem on a x5 4.4 780 looking at it looks different my question is if the same process
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I removed my passenger front side axle in order to get the lower ball joint out on my X5 e53 (Pennsylvania car...the ball joint would not come out by simply removing the torx bolts. Had to wail on the top of it it with a hammer but first had to remove axle to remove knuckle to get to the top of the ball joint.) Doing reassembly now and the original axle nut will not thread back onto the axle easily. Is a new axle nut required or is using the old one acceptable? Thanks in advance for any help.
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Would this process be the same for a 2006 750 LI?
Basic replacement steps are the same but due to the difference in the suspensions some aspects will differ.
I want to see how to remove 2004 bmw x5 e53 sport steering wheel trim
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My BMW X3 makes hard grinding noises when i drive to the point where I had to stop driving it. Sounds like its coming from the rear. Is it wheel bearing, drive shaft bearings or rear diff gears?
@UK DRONE RACING thanks. Gonna replace it
Good text book type video but fake and misleading in the fact that it's all staged and everything has been loosened prior.....makes it all look so easy and effortless.
You even dropped the wishbone without deflating the airbag or supporting the airbag arm.
Wish it was that easy in the real world👍
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Hi
Is this the same as e70’s rear?
Please help? anyone?
Thx
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That is a hell of difficult job, wish the E70 is easier than that.
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What no grease on the rods???????????
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I've never seen anyone use a cross peen hammer as much as this guy.
How many hours is this job??
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e46 selector shaft seal replacement please. thanks
No front bearing replacement?
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what are the torque specs for all you did here?
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According to the video, pretty tight, grunting tight, or until your elbow clicks.
You can skip 80% of these steps
he didnt wipe the drive flange before pressing on new bearing...wow
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Das benutzen eines Drehmomentschlüssels kann Gewinde retten! Schrauben mit dem Knebel an Aluteilen festziehen, ich fass es nich...
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Wow can you tell me where I can go and listen to this sort of music in a workshop environment? Please! Who is doing the AutoDick marketing? Sack them imidiately!
How can anyone hear the sounds of the car with that happy "Elevator" please kill me quickly "Musak" Corporate drivel, I wonder if this video is linked to a an auto parts supplier?
And who makes their tech's wear Super Mario work wear? Come on!
Some free advice there! Many are doing much better.....
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Gimp Master have you ever worked on a car muppet
video is just about useless without narration. why the music instead of talking?
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