Your videos are so incredibly easy to follow! Your voice is clearly heard. The view of everything you're doing is close up and not rushed nor dragged out. The only thing missing is the view of products you use, which is vitally important! I wrote them down, but not being familiar with them, it would be assuring g to see the product labels you're using! Thank you for putting out really decent, informative, easy to follow information. I went back to the beginning when finished watching, to see how long this job takes to complete. I can't believe this was about an hour long! You made it look like a 20 minute job; so interesting and clear cut. Thank you again! CB
Also I saw much conflicting info on Tube about how much to torque the bolts, some saying 75-80 lbs. I called the dealer with my vin and got 85lbs just like you say. Once again you rock! I subscribed.
The salty roads have been hell on that car it seems . It makes me have another reason I’m so happy to be born and raised in the Southeastern United States where we get excited and have to close all but the main highways and interstates. (we keep enough sand and I assume some salt on hand with equipment to spread it around intersections and off ramps) that’s if we get from 2”-5” or an ice or ice snow mix that coats the roads. The random heavy snow storms or damaging ice storms like we got in 92’ and 96’ or 97’ it’s a complete shutdown but there few and far between. We had 12” plus with large snow drifts in 92’ and although the power was off for over a week and longer in some places I have fond memories of it. We had a large generator that dad had bought for another reason that powered our electric needs so that probably helped make it better. The ice in 96 or 97 just destroyed the power grid when it brought down limbs and trees everywhere and even a lot of peoples homes and cars were damaged by falling limbs and trees. It caused a lot of farm work cleaning up the fence lines from the fallen limbs and I was just old enough to be expected to do my part by then. I would have enjoyed the time out of school but I was about ready to go back after a few days running the chainsaw, loading limbs, and freezing my hands busting up water troughs. Owe and a few people thank goodness not us didn’t do enough and had frozen water lines bust. We drained all the pipes in our barns and going to water tubs in the pastures or lots and kept water dripping along with the cabinet doors around the kitchen and bathroom sinks open so heat gets in more. My late father wasn’t about to have to fix busted pipes and it was almost like a phobia of his lol. RIP Dad
My cobalts wheel has been just going off and couldn't figure it out but I'm going to try the wheel bearing and pray it's not the axel thanks for the tips 😮
I never realized how lucky I am to live in mid-Mississippi. The amount of rust under there is ridiculous! I'd be aggravated working on something like that.
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I watched a TON of these videos and yours was the very best detailed and filmed well. Your not getting the points you deserve. Thank you!
Your videos are so incredibly easy to follow!
Your voice is clearly heard.
The view of everything you're doing is close up and not rushed nor dragged out.
The only thing missing is the view of products you use, which is vitally important!
I wrote them down, but not being familiar with them, it would be assuring g to see the product labels you're using!
Thank you for putting out really decent, informative, easy to follow information.
I went back to the beginning when finished watching, to see how long this job takes to complete. I can't believe this was about an hour long! You made it look like a 20 minute job; so interesting and clear cut.
Thank you again!
CB
Also I saw much conflicting info on Tube about how much to torque the bolts, some saying 75-80 lbs. I called the dealer with my vin and got 85lbs just like you say. Once again you rock! I subscribed.
The salty roads have been hell on that car it seems . It makes me have another reason I’m so happy to be born and raised in the Southeastern United States where we get excited and have to close all but the main highways and interstates. (we keep enough sand and I assume some salt on hand with equipment to spread it around intersections and off ramps) that’s if we get from 2”-5” or an ice or ice snow mix that coats the roads. The random heavy snow storms or damaging ice storms like we got in 92’ and 96’ or 97’ it’s a complete shutdown but there few and far between. We had 12” plus with large snow drifts in 92’ and although the power was off for over a week and longer in some places I have fond memories of it. We had a large generator that dad had bought for another reason that powered our electric needs so that probably helped make it better. The ice in 96 or 97 just destroyed the power grid when it brought down limbs and trees everywhere and even a lot of peoples homes and cars were damaged by falling limbs and trees. It caused a lot of farm work cleaning up the fence lines from the fallen limbs and I was just old enough to be expected to do my part by then. I would have enjoyed the time out of school but I was about ready to go back after a few days running the chainsaw, loading limbs, and freezing my hands busting up water troughs. Owe and a few people thank goodness not us didn’t do enough and had frozen water lines bust. We drained all the pipes in our barns and going to water tubs in the pastures or lots and kept water dripping along with the cabinet doors around the kitchen and bathroom sinks open so heat gets in more. My late father wasn’t about to have to fix busted pipes and it was almost like a phobia of his lol. RIP Dad
Thank You for Your well explained tutorial. I now feel confident to carry out this work on a related GM vehicle. (Holden/Opel combo van)
My cobalts wheel has been just going off and couldn't figure it out but I'm going to try the wheel bearing and pray it's not the axel thanks for the tips 😮
Your video is great with all the details information!
Best cobalt vids
Red loc tite. RIP the next guy lol
Is it just me or does this look easy
You are the best bro thank you!!
Cool video. How much is this service for service? I bought the parts, but the mechanic wanted 700.00 to install.
This was so well done. Ty so much
I never realized how lucky I am to live in mid-Mississippi. The amount of rust under there is ridiculous! I'd be aggravated working on something like that.
Yup, rust sucks. I'm also videos on replacing rocker panels. And rust prevention. Here, rust is what kills a vehical.
Outstanding video.
Can I use regular anti seize?
Great video. I would have done everything the same way.
So did you replace the hub assembly
Hallelujah thank you Jesus
Hello Again,
Please consider showing a layout of tools and products you will be using to complete these jobs before you show us how to do them.
Thank You!
Cb