How to Replace Wheel Bearing & Hub Assembly 09-17 Nissan Murano
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a worn out, vibrating or groaning wheel bearing hub. This video is applicable to 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Nissan Murano
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• Anti-Seize Grease
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Amazingly straight forward... great teacher... So grateful for the video...
Its Nov 2023 and I'm doing my hub on my 2009 Murano (In Australia) ...... who would have thought!
Only RUclips, and great teachers like you...make it possible. for the rest of us...!
Thanks also to the great Camera work and great Editing...)
One of the best instructional videos I’ve ever seen. And I’ve watched, worked the camera and edited many, many of them.
She's a keeper! I have seen bunch of tutorial do it yourself mechanic instructional videos, but She's amazing, doing the mechanic job as well as teaching and speaking, great video! Thanks
This lady is one of the best repair narrators in the world. Thank you.
+Alford Lau Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
Should have told people or included in your video @14:30 you had put that metal thin bracket on backwards so other people would know. That is why the rotor wouldn’t go down on the studs. The bracket should flex towards the motor. But that is why there was a cutout in the scene so it could be fixed.
You make the best videos no questions ask. The camera is properly placed. And you explain what you are doing very well. Even me understand what you say and do quite easily. And I am not the brightest bulb in the house. Thank you.
Excellent Video... clear instructions with no short-cuts. She is a great teacher!!!!! 1A Auto :)
Thank you for the great feedback! +Martin Crippen
And a proper mechanic, not like the utube doing a similar job I have just come from!
You are one bad ass mechanic, I am impressed. Thanks for showing how to do this with minimal tools.
+14oneshot Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Amazing video, she is doing it in Garage but still she used all hand tools as if she is doing this job in driveway. Great instructions no shortcuts
Uploaded just in time for me. I need to replace mine asap
Got quoted 650$ to fix this! Thank you guys!
Used this video to change my bearings on an 07 Frontier. Excellent videography and explanation. The only thing different was my new bearings came with a sensor. Great tutorial!
Well done and explained in helpful detail with TQ specs... One question though, would it not have been easier to use an impact wrench to remove that 32 mm axle nut?
Thank you. Your videos are always detailed, informative and easy to follow
Best repair video I've ever seen. Wow
Saved me a headache with my replacement. Thank you, very helpful!
Wonderful teacher. Clear and straight to the point. Thank you so much.
6:33 absolute magic ✨ in your persuasive hammering
Very nice presentation. Thank you so much. She's a great instructor!
A very professional job! I have just come from another utube doing the wheel bearings on a Nissan Quest which is simply a dreadful cowboy job. So thanks and well done for showing how it should be done!
Again another great Video from you guys (Lady)!
+Ted Hernandez Thanks for checking us out. Shop here for high quality auto parts: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto
Fantastic video. She's a great instructor!
Most complete video I've ever viewed
Thanks for watching! +Matt Reinshagen
My wife drives a 2016 Nissan Murano and I believe she has a wheel bearing going bad. Can just the bearing be replaced or is it all just the hub assembly?
Awesome job! Absolute smooth informative video. Great mechanic.
Thanks..you are very helpful teacher..i can understand well...
This was extremely helpful, thank you so much for this FREE content.
My favorite mechanic
On the TQR hubs there is a warning about torque on the axle nut. In fact there is a paper showing the torque amounts. On a 2010 Nissan Murano is says 129 ft lbs. for a couple years after that is states the 177 ft lbs in the video. Be sure of your year!!
How long do the factory bearings typically last? I am working on a murano with 179k miles and i've no idea when or if they have ever been swapped, there is no indication of excessive play in the bearings so far.
ABS sensor show installed before attaching new hub, see 11:40. Interesting! But great video all the same
Very nice instructional video.
Muy diestra,experimentada y explícita. Magnífico e instructivo vídeo. Gracias
Very good instructional! TYVM!
Thanks for explaining in detail
What would that hammering on the hub do to the ball joint ?
Your tutorials are awesome. They always point me in the right direction. Oh,,, my vehicles are always more difficult despite correct procedures- urff
If the axle seems too seized to the bearing an Additional alternative to smacking with big hammer maybe to use the ol Advanced loaner tool " Powerbuilt Tools Kit 43, Reversible Gear Jaw Puller Kit "#648613. Not a plug but just a suggestion. It worked for me. I was replacing bad hub bearing soo.
6:26
Steps:
1. separate hub bearing from knuckle using technique in this vid- use big hammer- fine.
Where I ran in to problems was at 6:50
2. separate hub bearing from axle shaft using technique in this vid- continue using big hammer-ok.
-I surely tried the initial method of smacking on the nut with no results other than beginning to ruin the nut and likely locking it on the shaft,,, so instead I continued hammering away on the back of the bearing disc like in step 1, hoping to separate the bearing from the axle since it was "seized". I misunderstood the concept of this step,, instead I should have used the loaner tool above at this point like I ultimately ended up doing with expected result.
-I ended up separating the bearings in the cv boot nearest the engine as shown by a completely streched out and flat rubber boot. By the time I realized what was happening it was too late. I couldn't jiggle the bearings back in to place and ended up buying a new $130 axle from parts store. I probably could have removed the boot and reinstalled the bearing back into the housing but I opted for a new axle due to mission creep, going down a further rabbit hole with more tools and time.
Despite my goof,,, it was surely cheaper than at the shop. They would have blamed me I had a crap vehicle anyway. I'll screw up my own crap thank you.
I look forward to more of your tutorials,,, they are always my go-to.
Thanks!!
+js891ster Thanks for the tip! We'll pass this info along to our production team.
I think it's worth adding that if one is unable to successfully remove the abs wheel speed sensor they can cost in upwards of $180 per side. This was the case on my 09 murano in the heart of the rust belt.
+dull unit Thanks for the feedback!
Perfect, but now the new abs sensor I bought (drilled out old) won't go completely in? Help please.
Well, that's gonna be a no from me. Needs a 10mm socket
please update to power tools, makes it so much faster and easier on joints.
7:45 actually the bearing can only fit one way with the diagonal cutouts facing upwards because those are the notches for the ABS speed sensor. It's universal for left or right side knuckle.
I got OTC hooks woohoo, Awsome video
Make sure the shield is flipped so it is closer to the motor, so the rotor doesnt rub on the shield. I had to take one of my new hubs back off bc of this. Then when you put the rotor on press it firmly into the hub and rotate it to make sure you dont hear any rubbing. If so, look to see where its rubbing take rotor off and lightly tap down on the shield with a hammer on that spot. Keep doing this until you hear no noise and see the shield is clear of the rotor.
How she get that axle nut off so easily? Not even a pop! Had to use a semi impact to get mine off lol great video though straight to the point
Very helpful. Thank you for the upload. 😀 👍
How much would a Firestone Complete Auto Service shop charge for this job?
Is the procedure pretty much the same for a 2010 Altima? Daughter @ college has bad one and shop want's 500 to replace one! I might do it..
+C Rothenberger The process should be very similar for this vehicle as well.
Awsome work
It appears that you put the dust cover back on different than it looked like when you took it off.
Nice video set.. but I wish you wear a safety glass though. Great job lady!
Thanks for watching our video! +Robert Etcitty
Is the rear axle nut the same torque spec?
Thank you safe me some coin I fellowed your video and it came out great
thanks for the Vid very helpful, i appreciate that!
Do the bearing and assembly already come packed?
+Charles Cooper Thanks for watching. Buy the part in this video on 1AAuto.com: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
nice job. Is "true drive" parts made in China? How many miles can serve this bearing before next replace?
would I need an alignment after this??
+D-low9 Yes, you will need alignment if you unbolt the knuckle.
How long normally does this repair take ? Ty
+Seymour Hiney It's hard to say, but most people would typically be able to do it in about a day.
Where is the link to copper spray?
Very good video.
Bruh if y’all got enough money to have snap on tools then y’all need to get this lady and all your hosts some power tools man! Great video tho
+Axel Vega Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Not all of us have power tools, this shows the most basic way of doing it. If you have power/air tools, more power to you :)
Muy buen video
+Hector Meda-Gonzalez Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
I got a 2010 Nissan maxima sv got the front wheel bearing changed and now my vdc off and abs light is on any suggestions to why
+Tracy Curry We wouldn't be able to diagnose an issue like that here, you may want to have a local mechanic take a look at it. Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
did you put back the sensor?
Thank You Much !!!
is wheel torque 80ft lbs or was it updated to 96ft lbs a few years ago?
It doesn’t really matter tight is tight
What a great video, 100%
I put one on my 2009 soon I start it all the lights on dashboard came on it wasnt not one light b4 I started can anybody tell me why they all came on after I changed the wheel bearing and breaks and can someone tell me how to get the lights to go back off on my dash
Hi there. I have abs lights on after hib replacement. Did you figure out what was the problem? Thanks
Would this be the same for a nissan leaf 2013?
+Steve doughty 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! 1AAuto.com
@@1AAuto looking at most of the nissan range they pretty much look all the same the only difference I can see us i might need a puller
Do you need to get a new alignment with this?
Ye, we always recommend an alignment after replacing. Thanks for watching! +Steve Mclean
Should not be required.
how about if I got and alingment today and I'm replacing the hubs tomorrow??
well done
Nice Job
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what size cotter pin?
do you use any anti-seize?
9:32
Scott Sherwin it’s personal preference
good job
+Elmonte Slim Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
Thanks
+SANG THONG Thanks for checking us out! 1AAuto.com
You have not been taught well. Use a big C clamp to collapse the pistons so caliper can easily be removed and installed.
Use an Impact gun on the axle nut. No bar required. Don't pull on the tab of the sensor, pull on the end that goes into the hub assy. We used Torch, air chisel, 2 Pullers and various sledge hammers. Still not off ! Salt belt vehicle. Use power wire brush to remove aluminium oxidation.
I like how my Google search thought me looking for "2014 Nissan Juke Nismo wheel bearing" brought me to a video on a Murano ....
The juke is the ugly twin of the murano.
Please stop double-clicking torque wrenches. Once is proper. Certified torque at Rockwell North American Aviation & Boeing, certified torque inspector at McDonnell Douglas.
Double torque if you like, it's not a airplane
My 2005=35mm axle nut
Camera man is my only complaint with the entire video
+Rider541 Thanks for the feedback! We'll pass this info along to our production team.
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