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Wheel Bearing Replacement with Basic Hand Tools
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- Front wheel bearing replacement on a 2002 Buick LeSabre with basic hand tools. Please note, this vehicle has the bearing built into the hub. Some vehicles may have a taper rolling bearing (usually older vehicles have this setup) or some vehicles may need the bearing to be pressed out of the hub. In this case, the hub & bearing is all one unit. Don't forget to wear safety glasses.
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This wasn't really a bearing replacement. This was a hub replacement, and it was the much easier bolt on kind. Press fit bearing work is a whole different kettle of fish.
+Suj It's like having a "engine replacement on a car with basic tools" when in fact the guy gets a brand new car.
+Manu Delmarche hahaha
haha had to laugh
it is actually the bearing and hub assembly replacement, so you are both right
Yeah I came here for the press fit type and was scratching my head when I saw that shiny new hub come into the screen...
I am preparing to replace my hub assembly on my 03 MO and out of the 5000 videos I've watched yours was the easiest to understand. Yes, there are some differences because of the car you're working on vs. the one I have, but it's all relative. Not only was it easy to understand, but you really didn't require a lot of loaner tools (which I can appreciate). I have backup handy in case I need help or get stuck; but from a woman willing to get her hands dirty, I thank you sooooooo much!!!! From what I've read or seen regarding Murano hub assembly repairs, it's getting the hub off without messing up the ABS sensor. I'll update once it's done!
+Shazun Neal Glad to help!
I viewed three different videos before yours, but got lost at some point. In your video, Your pace, tone and tips are right on point. I could actually grasp what exact info I needed to resolve my car problem. Thank you so much for such vivid explanation.
Juan Dario Trottman Thanks Juan. Glad to help out!
Simple, concise and easy to understand. You have a gift in presenting a mechanics step by step procedure to replacing a wheel bearing unit. Thanks.
Thank you, bebengry. Glad to help. Cheers
Dude thanks for this. It's particularly useful for women who are always being talked down to as if they wouldn't have an interest in learning about cars or how to repair them. I'm quite interested in doing so and your vids are great. Keep it ip.
Natalie Zeleny Thanks, Natalie. Appreciate it.
Natalie Zeleny I love you, plz marry me, but seriously girls that are into cars n stuff are really hard to find.
Yeah sorry but this is bad information and honestly a pretty bad video. Most hubs aren't that easy to get off for one and if ppl are already giving you a hard time, you don't want information that isn't accurate to start you off with.
He replaced hub assembly not just the bearing. Replacing just the bearing would have been a different story and a much longer video.
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Wow. What a detailed instruction in less than 12 minutes. All so clear that even I can can do it now.
+Dhakka Jaib Glad to help
Another well made video, thanks. I felt confident in replacing my struts simply from watching the video you had on that. It was flawless. Now I need to replace a wheel bearing and now I know how to do it!
***** Thank you. Glad to help.
I enjoyed the pace and repair points that you addressed. I am a DYI guy ever since I was a youngster and have always used basic tools to get the job done. Enjoyed the video.
Just saying thank,s to those who took the time to video on how to replace parts,I have some car mechanical knowledge, of how ,but to watch it fist makes it so much easy er once u watch the part being taken off,and new back on it gives u prier imfo,nation on what tools u need and tips to make things a bit easyer to do what u need done,u made life just that little bit easyer thank,s again,THIS IS FOR EVERYONE THAT HAS POSTED AUTO REPAIR VIDEO,WAY TO GO
Ron Stein. Glad to help man! Cheers.
Thank you so much for the putting too much of your time Showing us how to do that, I really appreciate what you have done :)
yahya aljaser Glad to help, Yahya. Cheers
Moontasher rear wheel beating on a citreon c2
I watched this waiting to see how to get the bearing out, but I went and bought a wheel bearing removal tool kit. thumbs up for good info.
Thanks. You've given me the courage to replace the bearings on our 1989 Seville.
+Pastor Fuzz Welcome!
Awesome video dude! The audio along with the video of your step to step instructions lead me to learning how to change this for the first time in my life!!! Thanks man, you saved me a lot time and $$ while gaining knowledge for future issues....well done!!!
Glad to help man.
Thank u for ur video! I accepted a job that I've done several times over, (mostly on muuuch older Ford and Chev pickups, tho) so I started into this '08 Chev van, with my usual fearless gusto, but it didnt take long before I found myself checking out ur vid, to make sure I was winging it, okay! Much to my delight, I discovered that my instincts are intact, and I'm feeling confident in my skills, again, so I just wanted to drop a line to say Thank You!
+Dawn Scott Awesome! Glad it worked out
I'm not making any changes but you did a great job and made it look so easy!! Keep up the good work you'll save people hundreds of dollars..I'm going to subscribe your channel for future repairs. ..
Tony Williams Thanks man. Glad to help
Thanks for sharing your knowledge on installing wheel bearings, it was very helpful.
G'day mate, great video and info..I Can see what you are doing clearly and you explain it nice and slow for blokes like me.
Greg Angel Glad to help! Cheers
Thank you that is the best step by step hub replacement video I have seen so far!
You can save time and just remove the 2 caliper bracket bolts and take it all off at once and i leave my pads in.
There has GOT to be a reason why everybody takes the pads off before the bracket.
@@Myselfnyou 9/10 times you won't get it off the rotor if it's worn at all. (Has the lip on the edge) Also, I would be worried about scoring the rotor in a manner that is not consistent with the grooves that are already on there. That's my main concern and why I always remove the caliper then pads before the bracket
Hi Rose. The Vue has a similar setup. The wheel bearing is one complete unit just as shown in the video. I highly recommend getting your hands on the factory repair manual and use that along with this video. Cheers.
Great video I wished all the people showed everything like this and explained it like you thank you
Totally agree with MailPup a very crisp clear and non messy video. Thanks a bunch for sharing CarsNToys
Very intuitive,makes it so simple,thank you!!
lovely video mate, so detailed and clear. Was thinking to get mine done from a mechanic, think i can do it myself now. cheers
Great detailed video.
Just one minor advice to add to this resource, at 8:56 when you compress your caliper, make sure you open your break fluid reservoir in your engine bay.
pimpownzu You're absolutely right man. Cheers
Yeah that's what I was thinking
from own experience yesterday.... remember to also close said brake fluid reservoir after compressing calipers and before pumping brakes to check....
Thanks justonemorecast. I hope the video helped. Cheers.
Thanks, Glen. I appreciate it and glad to help. Cheers
Excellent video! Thank you so much. I am going to use this as a guide to replace my front wheel bearing this weekend.
Man, this is great work. Clear, step-by-step, socket-sizes and torque details on the spot.... I'd be confident putting together an engine if you did the tutorial like this!
Thank you, Ihsan. Appreciate it. Cheers.
Wish all cars had THIS simple wheel bearing fix.
no kidding. my 00 Maxima is going to be a nightmare
amen to that lol
wish they all came out that nicely....
Its uh.. not a bearing fix.. its a hub replacement..
Here's the thing... if you get it right when it just starts to make noise then its much easier to replace... if you wait for the heat from the friction to weld it together then much harder
Hi Kristy. You are correct regarding your Jeep. You'll need to have the bearing removed and pressed into the hub. A local machine shop can remove the bearing if you feel like tackling the job. Cheers.
Excellent "how to video" u have done - so straight to the point and informative. Thanks very much for your help!
+Jessie Thank you.
This is a nice video. A hell of a lot better than most how to videos.
This was very informative. My car was making a humming sound one side and someone said the wheel bearing has gone bad glad to know what it looks like. Getting it fixed this week.
Mistee Taylor Awesome! Glad to help out. Cheers
Thank you for a great and easy description !!!! Thanks again and God Bless. Mike
Awesome fix without power and/or air tools.
Those rear bolts are a little tricky. Glad to help. Cheers.
Well done! This was very helpful.
Well done and very clear sound and picture
Great video and narration. I'm a novice and after watching the video I feel knowledgeable enough to attempt that type of repair.
Ralph L. Vales Glad to help, Ralph. Cheers.
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Great video. well put together.
I successfully changed a bad bearing on my 97 lumina yesterday. It was satisfying. My bearing bolted on from the back but this video helped a lot.
Nice instruction, one thing, mine was stuck real hard in place!!! I never came across one that pulled out that easily!!!
Anyhow, it is a good video!
Thank you. Using a three pound hammer was key; as opposed to using a carpenter's hammer. Nevertheless, they sure can be stubborn. Cheers.
Hi Leslie. That's interesting. Both 2002 & 2003 model years use the same wheel bearing. I wonder if harsh winters have anything to do with it. Glad you were successful.
Hi Jason. Many newer vehicles have the wheel bearing built into the hub, as shown on this vehicle. However, Eric the car guy has a good video showing how to press out a wheel bearing. That may help you out. Cheers.
Glad to help, Frank. I'm not following 16 foot pressure in pounds...repair manuals list torque specs in newton meters, inch pounds, kilogram-meter and ft. lbs.
Best how to yet for this, thanks a bunch bud 👍
You're welcome. Glad to help Cheers
Thanks, Vincent Glad the help! Cheers
great vid mate well done on the explaining of everything really clearly
Thanks, Chris. Appreciate it.
Thanks, Casey. Glad to help
Hi Dan. You'll need a torque wrench. They're often on sale at Harbor Freight for around $15. Cheers.
This a nice clean, clear video. By that I mean it is well illuminated and doesn't shake and move all over the place and your narrative is clear and concise, not rambling like some other videos. One thing I noticed was that at about the 9:20 mark in the video the brake pads were reversed. That is, the outboard pad should have been put inboard and the inboard pad put outboard. Note the round caliper piston mark on the pad. I realize it probably didn't make much difference in the end.
Very detailed explained video thank you was very helpful let's see if I can do it in 08 Cadillac CTS
Thanks, Avatar. Glad to help. Cheers.
Thank you so much for this easy to follow video. Very detailed.
+You BeenTubing Glad to help.
This is a real clear video - good photography and explanation thanks.
What a well made and presented video. very well done and thankyou
Great video..im replacing one on my buick park avenue tomorrow, this video helps alot,thank you.
karrickter360 Glad to help! Cheers
Good tips. Thanks, David
Used to have one of those Lesabre's. Most maintenance friendly, fun to work on car I ever had.
weelgunny Sure is. I agree
great job bud!!!! wish my automachinablities was half of what you got there...this will take me a week and some talking to , to do all this!!
Thank you, Fred. Appreciate it. Just don't rush through it and you'll be fine. Cheers
Very nice video. Nice and easy instructions.
Thanks, Yad. Glad to help. Cheers
Yes, however, the bearing is located in the wheel hub and auto part stores list this part as a wheel bearing / wheel hub. Cheers.
Glad to help, Moung. Cheers.
Good video I like this set up where you have the whole one piece hub assembly where the bearing bolts on and off you don’t need any pulling tools I would say though that when you put the hat rotor back on the hub you need to make sure that’s been cleaned with a wire brush because any clumps of rust won’t allow it to bolt up flat and it may lead to a wobble and that will cause problems
Thank you very much for this video it was a piece of cake for me to replace mine hub wheel bearings after watching this video.
Carlosyblanca Heras Glad to help, Carlos. cheers
Thanks, mailpup. Glad to help. Cheers
Hi Silas. Didn't clean the hub. The bearing is built into the hub for this vehicle. If your vehicle has a bearing you can press out, cleaning the hub with brake cleaner is a good idea.
Haven't replaced one on a Tahoe but by the looks of it the procedure is similar.
Thank you taking time to help people.
+John Smith Glad to help
Glad to help, Rayos. Cheers
very clear instructions...thanks for a great video
Keith Benson Glad to help! Cheers
Thanks, Nico. What year is your Tahoe?
Thanks for the great video!
excellent video. Gave me the confidence to do this myself for the first time.
I ran into one problem - the backing of the hub separated as I removed the bearing, leaving the speed sensor and inner-most bearing race still in place. Can that section be simply banged outward with a hammer and screwdriver? It seems to be made of plastic and thin metal.
Hi Chris. What kind of vehicle you performing this job on?
Glad to help, Janto
Was actually looking for a video on how to replace the caliper mount in my Rendezvous, this went way beyond, but REALLY showed exactly what I will be dealing with and needed to know. Good job - great video - THANK YOU !!!! BTW, I also own a LaSabre so It will be helpful with that car too ;-)
Awesome. Glad to help
I don't have a gauge to measure foot pounds when tightening bolts, so how can I tell if I'm tightening bolts too much or not enough?
Thanks, Coal. Cheers.
first time I subscribed to any youtube video. Thanks for the help
michael dillard Glad to help and thanks for the sub
I can't believe people pay mechanics to do this. I do all the work on my cars I have never done a wheel barring, watched this video and and knew how to do it, it probably saved me 200 bucks lol
Boney Grave ö
i know me too , youtube is my mechanics.
I love how simplistic this video is.
Thank you.
Very easy to understand everything!!!! im Happy for it.
Now if im using my ratchet torque. How is the 16 foot pressure in pounds?
Glad to help. Cheers.
Thank you ,very straight forward and simple
Thanks, TripoliLover1. Appreciate it. Cheers
Glad to help, Razster
It really isn't that bad. Thanks for commenting. Cheers
I took auto shop in high school in the early 70's before FWD cars. This is a totally different animal than what I was used too. I never had to do it before because the bearings never failed on any of my cars until now. I bought the harbor freight bearing adapter set and did it with no problems. I did have to cut the inner race off of the spindle with a dremel tool.The 150 pounds of torque on those spindle nuts was kind of strange though! Not used to that one.
Glad it worked out for you, Scott. Cheers
You're welcome. Cheers
nice video. you make it look easy.
Thank you.
haha Thanks, Lenn. I try to make videos that are easy to follow so virtually any one can make the repair. Cheers.
muy buen video, excelente la explicación es muy clara, otros videos solo me confundieron ....
Glad to help. Cheers
great work. any ideas how to do a rear wheel bearing. I believe that's giving me high speed vibration in my 2002 Z71 suburban?
this is an excellent video, thanks!!!
Thanks, ZoeskiiSC. Cheers.
Really helpful!