I bought a 2018 F150 with 41,000 miles last year. It had a loud terrible noise and Ford told me it was just the tires humming. Four agonizing months later I decided to replace the hub assembly on that exact same wheel. Now it is super quiet. I can't believe they wear out that fast. Great vid!
Man, thank you. Money is tight right now and my front passenger hub is humming like some huge Nitto tires I dont have. 2018 F150 Sport, 175,000 (Yes, I drive alot) and this is the first issue this girl has given me. Palm Springs Ford wants $652 for part $220 labor. I will be ordering part and have your video on the ipad to guide me through. Wanted to watch once first. You didnt have to take the time to do this and you did, so just know you added some financial relief to a family in SoCal you dont know. May God put some blessings in your path. Semper Fi
Thanks so much for this. I got it done in under two hours and saved a fortune. The bearing noise came on so gradually I didn’t notice how bad it had gotten. Now truck is so quiet it’s strange haha
I have a 2020 F-150 with 12k miles and I am watching for future reference when the time comes. I bought it as a retirement gift. I was an airline mechanic, and I do miss the wrenching and colorful language !
nice video. According to FORD, the wheel hub bolts and axle nut are "one time use". Also, adding blue or orange thread locker is recommended for the wheel hub bolts and caliper bolts. Otherwise, clear explanation.
Great vid, thank you. I have a set of bearings ordered for my 18 F150. At 100K now, it's been humming for a while now. I thought it was the tires cause they were crap. Replaced and noise stayed. Hoping they come in later this week. Got rotors and pads to do while I'm in there so I will take the caliper bracket apart myself...
One good way to tell which side is by veering left or right when driving at speed. Veering right will load the left bearing. Veering left will load the right. Great vid!
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I bought a 2018 F150 with 41,000 miles last year. It had a loud terrible noise and Ford told me it was just the tires humming. Four agonizing months later I decided to replace the hub assembly on that exact same wheel. Now it is super quiet. I can't believe they wear out that fast. Great vid!
Man, thank you. Money is tight right now and my front passenger hub is humming like some huge Nitto tires I dont have. 2018 F150 Sport, 175,000 (Yes, I drive alot) and this is the first issue this girl has given me. Palm Springs Ford wants $652 for part $220 labor. I will be ordering part and have your video on the ipad to guide me through. Wanted to watch once first. You didnt have to take the time to do this and you did, so just know you added some financial relief to a family in SoCal you dont know. May God put some blessings in your path. Semper Fi
Very Detailed the only person i found thus far that demonstrated correctly how to remove the wire. Great job. Thank you!
Thanks so much for this. I got it done in under two hours and saved a fortune. The bearing noise came on so gradually I didn’t notice how bad it had gotten. Now truck is so quiet it’s strange haha
I have a 2020 F-150 with 12k miles and I am watching for future reference when the time comes. I bought it as a retirement gift. I was an airline mechanic, and I do miss the wrenching and colorful language !
nice video. According to FORD, the wheel hub bolts and axle nut are "one time use". Also, adding blue or orange thread locker is recommended for the wheel hub bolts and caliper bolts. Otherwise, clear explanation.
" I worked in the bearing industry for years "
Just think if we could grease them.. they would never wear out. Like my 56 Ford.
You will notice better mileage after the swap 😊
Use one lug nut when hammering off your rotor
Thanks so much for making this. Not much out there for 2019 F150.
Thanks for taking the time to help out.
Your commentary is hilarious Jello and your video was great. Thanks for taking the time to share.
This was a very good video. After watching, I changed both wheel bearing/front hubs. Went perfect, I recommend watching this video if changing hubs.
Great video. I'm waiting on UPS with the hub for my '19. Same dash error crap.
Great vid, thank you. I have a set of bearings ordered for my 18 F150. At 100K now, it's been humming for a while now. I thought it was the tires cause they were crap. Replaced and noise stayed. Hoping they come in later this week. Got rotors and pads to do while I'm in there so I will take the caliper bracket apart myself...
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. I'm doing this right now.
Great video. Thanks for doing it.
One good way to tell which side is by veering left or right when driving at speed. Veering right will load the left bearing. Veering left will load the right. Great vid!
My 2019 F150, at 63k miles, has a front Bearing hum noise as well. Thanks for sharing this.