Kia Sedona - Front wheel bearing Complete repair DETAILED
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Howling roaring noise while driving? Follow along as I take you through the steps I used to troubleshoot and replace a failing wheel bearing.
This is a press fit style bearing, as simple as it may sound many will fail shortly after replacing or not last nearly as long as original. This is mostly due to improper pressing techniques.
Today I will share a couple methods that should help eliminate any concerns from hear on out. Hope you enjoy.
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Tools used in this Repair
Item # 1823
ONYX 1/2" Nano MAX Impact Wrench - 625FT/LB
Item # 1828
ONYX 3/8" Nano Impact Wrench - 450ft/lb
Item # 78825
Master Front Wheel Drive Bearing Adapter Kit
Item # 40SLMAX
450 Lumen Rechargeable LED Slim Light w/ XL Battery
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Best wheel bearing video ever
Endelt1 thank you very much for the positive feedback greatly appreciated
Yeah this is one of the best videos that I have seen so far and really don't have to do much to the car's wheel bearings if you have any more footage on wheel bearings and specially rear wheel bearings on the same similar car I would most appreciate it
You have just saved this single Mom her wallet. In the last few years I’ve been noticing the mechanics hiking the prices to unreasonable levels. They note a totally different price to a friend of mine (whom be male).
This year I’ve replaced my brake pads and rotors, service and a few Cosmetics. Saved soooo much money. This video is about to save me more. Thank you so much!
This made my night:)
I want to thank you. 11:09 when you described that you "can push on that center race" to press out the bearing. I was worried that pushing on the inside would just pop and I'd be stuck digging out the rest of it. This video gave me the confidence in the correct procedure and I was able to complete the same procedure on my 2003 Kia Optima.
Sounds exactly like my Kia Soul. I’m a jack of all trades master of none. Thought it was my brakes and after rebuilding calipers and replacing pads I still had the same sounds. This video only confirms my suspicion.
I've watched this video 5 times going on 6. It's a fun vid and I just replace the front wheel bearings on our 2005 Toyota Avalon and it's very similar. After watching this I ordered the Astro 1823.
Great Video, very detailed, you are a good instructor. My 2005 Kia Sedona has a bad front bearing, Called around to see how much this would cost, I received quotes from $700 to $900. Thanks to your video, you inspired me to do this job myself. Hopefully you will have more KIA repair videos in the future.
I sincerely wish I lived near a mechanic of your calibre. Thanks for passing on your knowledge.
davidy80 sincerely appreciate that compliment, means allot! Maybe someday I will be a traveling road show 🤔😁
We have the same model/year van - A few months back the right front started to squeak on deceleration. Thinking it was the pads, I replaced those however the squeak did not go away. Now its gone mostly to a growl like the video. There's a 2004 Sedona at the pick-a-part lot which if I can get tools id get the knuckle and hub off it. Thanks for this video, I know it will help when I need to follow along and replace etc.
Thanks Will. You have an easy going attitude that keeps the job going along smoothly. Because wheel end and suspension work can all go wrong at any time.
Bill K your welcome, and thank you for the kind words,. I will admit it gets very challenging at times lol I try my best to stay level headed. Only makes things worse
absolutely the best mechanic I have seen. the way you go through each step: calm, care, and effective. and I learned so much from you! I wish you live in my city!
Fantastic job Will. One of the best front hub bearing replacements videos I have seen. Those Astro tools worked out well and the bearing press kit had exactly what you needed! Thumbs up
Ozzstar thank you Glen 😉 I truly Appreciate the positive feed back Glen. Yes they are working out well so for
Great Video! Thank You!
Nice video I just got done doing both will bearings on the front of a Kia soul. I used my half inch 20v dewalt impact it worked great.
Thanks for another great video, Will. Seems that Astro kit was just what the doctor ordered for this job. Man, you guys keep making me buy new tools. Ha !
Wally G. Your welcome anytime 👍 it pulled through real well, time will tell however more. I feel very good about it so far. 😋 That's what friends are for
Another great video Will. Recently did this job myself. Appreciate the detail you put in all your work. It shows in all your videos. Thanks!
Ron Baynes thank you, glad to hear the efforts are recognized! The feedback is appreciated 👍
I sure like your press, with a single column giving lots of room all the way around your base. New presses aren't like that. I really like the technique you used here, with no need to accidentally score the shaft when a cutting wheel slips. Apparently many wheel bearings don't have enough of a shelf to support the bearing splitter.
spelunkerd thank you, that press has been very good to me over the years. Made by "Ward" I'm not sure of it's age however I know it's over 13 it came from a alternator and starter rebuild shop that closed up, I haven't seen another like it before or after. I'm sure they are out there. this splitter don't always do the trick, so yes I have a fair share of scarred hubs on the road 😁 glad it worked out this time. Thanks for stopping by. It's always a pleasure
Nice video & repair Will! I use the OTC 6575 Hub Grappler Kit and the OTC 6575-3 Hydraulic Kit which uses a hydraulic ram instead of the jackscrew so if the hyd unit were to fail I'd have the jackscrew as a backup if I was mobile. It removes/installs the hub also and has a puller for the inner bearing race but I usually end up using the same method you used or cutting it off but I've also had good luck grinding notches and using the puller. I usually do it on the car but like you said if in the shop you can sometimes do it just as fast with the press. You touched on all the critical points...great job Will!!
Hayward's Automotive I will definitely look into that setup! Thank you for sharing all this helpful insight as I'm certain it will help someone along the way. I have contemplated many times trying on the car, honestly never have. Old habits are hard to break 😁 thanks again. Always great hearing from you
It saves a little time but I did it off the vehicle for years and still do sometimes. I've been called to friends & customers homes when they wait so long their wheel is about ready to fall off and the kits are invaluable and save a trip back to press the bearing out. I like your press...pretty cool!
It saves a little time but I did it off the vehicle for years and still do sometimes. I've been called to friends & customers homes when they wait so long their wheel is about ready to fall off and the kits are invaluable and save a trip back to press the bearing out. I like your press...pretty cool!
This is a top notch channel sir. Many thanks to you and the other YT techs SMA, PHAD, S.D, etc.
Refried Beans man that's a great compliment thank you 👍and your welcome anytime!
Awesome detailed video. Your step-by-step explanation is unsurpassed. That was one loud bearing before the repair.
Absolutely I've been watching you since day one truly a huge fan of your work
joey sogness im very thankful for your dedication and patience with me over the years 😁👍🍻
Very professional......perfect audio and good job on video.
3 year old video and Astro didn't have it at that time but they now make a drum/hub puller to go along with the wheel bearing kit.
My favorite DIY Auto video of all time. Thanks Will.
I have a bearing removal/install kit like yours Will and have the same issue with something else needed in the kit to remove the hub. I currently have a big drift to strike & drive the hub out. If it don't move it goes in the press. Great video mate 👍
One Auto, nice! A good kit like this sure makes life easier to say the least, yup done that a few times 😂 mini sledge. It's one of those things I have some good ideas to improve upon this however just never find the time till I need it lol
One Auto, purchase the OTC Hub Grappler puller & forcing screw set. This will complete your kit. It runs about $140 or so.
Will
Spectacular Job
You have really stepped up your game with the videos.
Richard Gill thank you for the positive feedback, I'm happy to here the extra effort is recognized
Great vid as always -- well done! especially the installation of the hub - it's often done wrong. I've done it and ruined a new bearing in the process.
goodfellowsgarage thank you for the positive feedback 👍I learned the hard way as well, glad you found the video informative
I mentioned the astro sl40 to you a long time ago... good things comes to those who wait... ☺ As usual, an excellent video, thx for sharing.
R. E. Hill you sure did! I had it on my list ever since 😂 👍 so thank you. It's been a blessing to say the least. Lighting is one of my biggest battles.
What a great video and a highly experienced tech!!
Your so soft spoken and professional, I love your videos!
Keep up the execelent work!!
Sounded a lot better. Thanks for the video.
Duncan MacKenzie yes indeed 👍
I have found that a freezer and a toaster oven will help remove most of the stress when pressing things together.
A hundred watt bulb and an aluminum light reflector will warm things that can't go in the oven. Canned air upside down will spay things nice and cold that can't go in a freezer.
good hints about protecting inner race in processes,
Excellent. Wish I lived closer, I'd bring my van to you for repair.
You're correct, Will! We've all seen the nano, and the Astro light!!
It's a hoss ain't it!! And I loooooooove the light!
It's just too bad there weren't any of these tool when I was wrenching!! Woulda made me one cool dude!
I slide hammer the hub out,then use the wheel bearing set to remove and install the new bearing.
85jmccoy thanks for the feedback!
robinsonsauto I do the exact same thing, one tip though:
Use an old serp belt around the slide hammer to save your hands and apply more force!!
only thing I seen wrong, you wasn't bleeding everywhere! I always obliterate myself and leave a trail of blood everywhere on wheel bearings :))
That's a nice looking bearing kit. Nice job Will
Badgertronix worked like a charm, thanks for the compliment and stopping by 👍
Well done bud. Love that lil press you got there. I finally got fed up with my light situation and have ordered that same light the other day after a car project that needed to be done. Hope its all cracked up to be like everyone says.
Longtrailside thank you for the compliment and feedback, I will be completely honest, im not one to sell make believe and I sure the heck would not want to buy make believe either! All I can say is this was my first repair since the new addition, most tools not even broke in yet, I can say at full power on that light it latest the whole repair, in which took longer due to capturing extra details. around the 3rd hour I did notice some diming however still brighter than my snap on 3rs in, my old light was dead 30 minutes in. so this is a big win for me so far. I will do my best to report back any changes.
That's good good to hear about the longevity of the light. I have seen Eric O from SMA beat the pizzwizzle out of his astro tools and they have held up extremely well. A lot of other mechanics have been buying the astro light so i'm excited to try it out. Would love to get the astro BIGNASTY air hammer down the road. Oh by the way hows the new shop workin for ya?
Good job, proper installation for sure
Sweet sounding impact guns! Those bearing puller / installer kits are great... I've got two that cover quite a lot of sizes!
Thomas EXOVCDS hello Thomas thanks for stopping by! They sure do sound good don't they 👍 proper tools make life so much easier
Sweet cross drilled rotors on that mini van!
good job finnaly some one posted a vid on a Kia Sedona I just changed both of mine it sux u need a press I had no wheel kit either had to take it to a shop to get It pressed so much for diy lol
Desmond Blyan glad to hear this may be beneficial to others, yeah they can be a real pain, definitely need a good kit
Nice video very detailed very helpful thank you.💯👍👍👍
99% of the time ni do press in wheel bearings that race stays on the hub and i either use a puller if possible to get it off. or a torch. sometime u can grind a couple notches it the race so u can get a puller t grab it. learned that from an sma vid. dont work every time but still a good trick
Dylan Kinch hey Dylan how's it going man, thanks for stopping by! Yup I'm batting the same average 😂 never fails but yes if this would not have worked we would have done another method as you mentioned, all great tips thanks for sharing
I don't think i can top some of the comments already here and i agree with them completely.
wysetech2000 I will take that as a good thing 😁👍 thank you for stopping by and taking the time
Great video. I have a 2005 Kia Sedona and had the wheel bearing replaced several times at a local repair shop. They must be damaging the bearing on the install b/c they keep going out. Additionally, It seems like there should be an outer seal and/or something to retail the proper pre-load on the bearing. Torquing the axle nut only compresses the spindle (hub?) and it seems the bearing will then separate while driving. I am at wits end on my 2005 Sedona and ready to take it to the scrap yard. I cannot keep haing the bearing replace every 2 months.
PERFECT JOB WILL ! THUMBS UP MAN.. Very detailed , should help lot of folks out ..
astro is awesome great job on video thank you for taking the time to share with us god bless be safe
Charles Powers I will second that 👍 so far I'm loving the new addition. Thank you for the positive feedback it's appreciated
Love the old Wilton bullet vise:)
SurvivalInFlames you and me both 😍 they just don't make them like they used to. She was built to last a lifetime no doubt.
Plenty of great tips as always. Thanks Will.
ManicMechanic007 thank you for the positive feedback, always appreciated bud, great hearing from you
Excellent video with details. Thanks.
Thank you so much for creating this video! Very comprehensive and well explained. Will be looking for more videos from you.
This video is exactly what I need. Thank you so much...
Nicely done and done right. New tools are a bonus plus that new light - our buddy Ozzstar swears by it or at it . LOL Cheers buddy
Thank you Steve always appreciate your feedback, so far its seems to be a great investment to anyone interested, like everything time will tell lol poor Glen got shafted with A dud. with hopes they will make good by it
This video was very informative. Now I know how to do wheel bearings the proper way :-)
Great video Will i`m loving the new shinny tools
Paul Mayou thank you Paul 😁 you and me both 😍
I would like to see you do a video as well on a 2005 Kia Sedona rear ball bearing for the rear of the car I've been having a difficult time of doing that and I would like to see how he would do it
LOVE THAT PRESS!
29 auto you and me both 😍😁
As per usual great video Dr Robinson. Congrats on the new toys (Nano plus balljoint kit) for Christmas. Awesome! You can now start using "Hugga Duggas" to torque to factory specs...........🤣
Thank you ;) been seeing lots of people supporting Astro Pneumatic seems very reputable and fairly prices, lol im afraid a few hugga duggas from that little monster may be just a tad to much hahaha but for the trained ear it would be perfect i agree
Yep, she be little but she is fierce....😁
Excellent videos thank you sir many blessings to you
NANO For the winnnn!!! Hey check out the Braun work light at harbor freight...I have gotten 6 or so of them and passed them out as gifts.....I like it better than the Nano light and it's about $30.00 at Harbor Freight, I am not a big pusher of H.F. but the light rocks it.
Hey bud, helpful video. You should linking to the tools on Amazon. You can be making affiliate commissions on these. Just a thought, because I like your channel. 👍
Really good explanation f the bearing install. Enjoyed !
nice repair good demonstration on tool set
tlcbear2 thank you for the kind feedback 👍 good tools make a demonstration easy
Next time you replace a wheel bearing, can you make a video of removing the bearing using the astro tool
turbobuick33 yes absolutely 👍 I'm regretting not using it in this demo. Next one that comes in consider it done 😉
By the way. I am envious of that electric press!
:) i love that press as well
Good video!! I love Astros tools.....great quality stuff Ive found.
klc317 thanks for the feedback and compliments, so far I'm loving the tools quality seems great fit and finish is comfortable as well. That's always a plus
Love to watchya work my man.
Hoopty_ Medic thank you for the kind feedback! Glad you enjoy
Nice love the new tools. Great job Will always enjoy your videos.
Thank you, figured i would give some nice affordable option. lots of people supporting this company, i never been one to push products however i will use and abuse for sure, while keeping you guys aware of quality. thank you for the kind feed back! thanks for stopping by
But I go out there, get it on stands, take wheel off and the first bolt I touch is fucking welded on.....FML LOL thanks for the video
I put 4 sets on my spectra cause they were the cheap bearing from auto zone I used the National bearings we’ll see this time usually I dont get but 2 k miles
Excellent video and technique. Thank you.
ONYX 1/2" Nano MAX Impact Wrench: The MG42 of the air impact world.
Awesome very good video I have a question is this the same for a 2008 Kia optima
Great video Will
15:48 you can use OTC hub grappler and finish everything without take the knuckle out from the car
Great video will as always
Thank you, Truly appreciate the support
hello will glad to see a new vid out today. i have many astro tools myself and i love them. did u end up getting a tank from feldmier. i was curious what u need one of their tanks for. most of the stuff they do is specialty tanks for all sorts of different industrial uses. some of the tanks that i see come out of that place are amazing and usually very expensive. anyways thanks for the vid have a good day buddy
Dylan Kinch thank you Dylan! Always great hearing from you, so far the Astro tools have been solid very pleased. Will be placing an order for the metric nano sockets and a few more item, feldmier tanks are one of the best around, craftsmanship second to none, Im also an industrial mechanic, how I wish I could share that side on a channel would blow some minds. I went out with a team to inspect a tank being fabricated. Large surge tank
Totally great job!
eric smith thank you!
I always slidehammer the hub, and pull the race off of it and press the bearing out on the vehicle.
seems to me you would need to separate the axle at some point. few more quick steps and the spindle is in the vice or the press. is it really saving time? non drive wheels easy peasy on the car. will need to try it sometime
Your right it is almost easier to do it in the vice, cause you still have to knock the tie rod and ball joint apart to get the axle out! Great videos friend ! Carry on😁
truly appreciate the feedback, something i never tried in car
I have this kia sedona van. They're telling me its the ball bearings but it doesn't make that groaning whale sound. It makes a vibration sound, sometimes worse than others, but the car drives straight and the steering wheel itself doesn't vibrate. When I tell mechanics this, they look at me with a dumb look. Any Ideas? They're wanting like a grand to change one wheels ball bearings and I can't afford it and I don't have the tools or lift to do what you did.
Great work
beautiful episode Will
Thanks so much
Greetings from Pakistan.
OTC Hub Grappler Kit is more convenient
damn good job will excellent knowledge and skills
Jo O'Daye thank you for the positive motivating feedback! Comments like this keep sharing so thank you 👍
I just now watched the video on October 8th, 2019 (it still is great information). One thing though. While espousing the value of having the disc "dished" out - to avoid pre-loading - when it was used at 17:25 of the video, the dish side appeared to be facing outwards and not leaving that space for the inner race. Did I miss something here? or is it just the camera angle?
very very good teacher!! ^^ thanks
Does this mean I can add "teacher" to my resume now? 😄
@@robinsonsauto Yes, that's correct. ^^ I live in South Korea and enjoy DIY projects. I watched many RUclips videos about replacing the front hub wheel, and yours was the best.
That steering tie rod came off way too easy!!
Great job 👏
Excellent video! What is the make of that pneumatic press you got there? It is nice how is you can raise or lower the height and sure beats old style bottle jack.
That NANO and that light gets around. I have that light and it's a pleasure to use. Your going to like it too. That's a serious press! Oh yeah, big difference. Your not as pretty as Spanky but okay, you provided some real good information so I stuck around. :)
wyattoneable it sure does 🤔 hoping that's a good thing lol had a girlfriend once that got around and that didn't work out so well 😂 👍 I'm sure it's going to be great, been a pleasure using so far. I will agree not much to look at here lol but one day she may need a wheel bearing replaced 😉 then you can thank me again later 😎
LOL
I always try using the old bearing face to press in new.
Excellent video on how to press bearings. Could you have done everything on the bench with the wheel bearing tool from Astro? I dont have a nice press that you have. thanks.
dope ass video man, you are a legend
Great upload. Thanks for the help.
Thanks for a very helpful video. QUESTION: Can you tell me the part number of the seal you installed?
Will also work 50 to 80% better if you replace the washers with a lug installer that has a bearing in it.
GCraigmile great idea, that exact thought crossed my mind while using 90% of pullers, thanks for sharing
nice job sir.excellent.how much the tool for the bearing install thanks
good job
Un buen trabajo limpio y bonito gracias maestro
Really enjoy your video's, straight and to the point. I heard you mention a Cornwell socket, do you know anyone with a Cornwell toolbox in your area? Not too popular near me, but I like the Custom series.
Thank you! appreciate the feedback. sadly i dont see any vendors around here either. had that swivel impact socket set for over 20yrs and still like new. i use them hard. along with a few other cornwall tools as well and love the boxes. its a shame wish i did have a local
great video but can you tell me if its the same for the kia amanti?
I am new to bearing replacement, I have a 2006 Kia Sportage, can I just buy a hub assembly and replace the front wheel hub instead of pressing it out of the knuckle?