Mazda 6 front hub replacement
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The only video I could find on this car. Thank you!
amazing video my man! side note, for anyone unsure about the castle/spindle nut it's 32mm (japanese cars use metric only).
Awesome thanks I was having a hard time finding the size of the axle nut
THANK YOU!!!! This repair cost me 108$ in parts vs the 560$ (+ labor) the garage was quoting me.
Note for anyone doing this replacement after watching:
remove your ABS sensor before you remove the hub. Get it out of the way or it could get damaged by the axle moving around.
My bearing was damaged after hitting a curb. Great video. Thank you for the info.
Same!! I hit a curb after hitting a patch of clay in the road!! Not fun btw
@@josephmccullum9965 just hit a curb this morning 😆
Thank you for this, good camera angles too.
Thanks for the video, you showed my a new technique! God Bless!
Hey Brother it was nice watching your video. It was very informative and it was enjoyable to listen toy you accent .
Haha turn that down for copyright purposes. Great video.
Great instructional video. Did you end up cleaning the WD-40 off of the rotor before you mounted the tire? I am a bit OCD with my brake rotors and always try to make sure they are clean and dry before putting everything back together.
Your video helped me tremendously!!!!! Thank you so much!
Thanks great video! Really helped except my bearing was seized into the hub! Managed to separate it in the end but had to destroy the disc guard along the way. Honestly not that hard of a job that I first thought!
Did you buy a replasment disc guard, mine rusted out and I can't find new one ?
@@PepiSchmeichel yup bought one direct from Mazda in the uk. Cost about £17 from memory’s.
Thank you well done!!
Thanks man! Saved me some $$$
This garage looks familiar
much much easier than my Subaru outback.. I need to remove the lower ball joint.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you i got quoted $725 for one. smh
Good video, thanks for posting. What year is the Mazda?
A local MAzda dealer is trying to tell me my 2014 Mazda 6 front wheel bearings are a press fit bearing and I told him it's a bolt on because it is, but he keeps insisting it's a press fit bearing. Am I missing something?
Check under the car if it look like what's in the video it dont need to press or have them order the parts
@@DULLAHGOSOHARD The bearings are exactly what's in your video. They even said the Mazda bearings are out of stock and they have to use after market. I'm like ??? I also confirmed with another Mazda dealer and they said my car uses bolt on bearing/hub assembly. What is this Mazda dealer up to?
@@Scottyman99 go to another dealership
@@DULLAHGOSOHARD I just made an appt with another dealership. They laughed at the apparent stupidity of the other one. lol
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You didn't clean all that WD40 off the rotor before putting the caliper back on!!! lol...
Are the wheel bearing same with abs to non abs ?
All cars past 2009 have ABS as standard
Forget all that, where u located and how much u charge lol
My 2015 Mazda 6 ,204000 miles has an intermittent vibrating at 70 mph. It has nearly new tires and new brake pads and rotors. Anyone else experienced this?
have the wheel bearings been replaced? could be any of the four. also could be a harmonic in the drivetrain due to worn mounts.
was the noise a clicking sound?
Click sound when turning normally means you have a bad CV axle
@@DULLAHGOSOHARD The clicking noise starts when accelerating
Why did the hub needed to be replaced?
It was making noise
@@DULLAHGOSOHARD On a 2018 vehicle? Wow.
@@deet4895 i know right
@@DULLAHGOSOHARD Mazda's basic Warranty should have covered that repair.
What kind of noise was it. My 2015 6 is making noise when rolling above 25 mph
Does anyone know the torque spec for the axle nut?
180 ft lb
there are 3 steps recommended to do in the service manual rather than 1:
- tighten to ~100ft•lb
- loosen 180 degrees
- tighten to ~190ft•lb
unfortunately that means you'll probably need someone to hold the brake for you
They tried charging me 1000$ for this lmao
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@@DULLAHGOSOHARD firestone is ruthless 😂