2007 Kia Sorento Front Wheel Bearing Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2021
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You aren't kidding about the messy shop thing. A customer came by with a Sorento today and the first thing I said, "Sorry for the mess in the shop". Well he's a rancher and just laughed and said he know's how it is haha. Thanks for the video, now I know what I'm getting into. Dude's bearing, upper ball-joint, cv-axle, and brakes are all shot on the driver side.
Sorry for the late reply, hope the job turned out well and glad you found the video useful! This sorento has 256k in upstate ny and still going strong. Must being doing something right!
Thank you sir. This was the perfect video at the perfect time. I got a 03. Wheel bearings once a year, got it.
This helps alot. Thank you
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The real hero
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Thanks bro, sending much love for your quality content. This video is super helpful. I laughed at your counter. I can relate. Hopefully you can do a video of how you remodel your garage.
thank you very much, it was very helpful; Richard; The Netherlands
Cool video, going to do mine next week. Both sides… “cant wait”
One thing, please use axle stands, dont relly on troley jack.
Good video
good video, i got 2007 sorento witch have quite some problems, liked and subbed
Look forward to a front brake video soon!
Thank you share clip
I was checking this video out I have a rear wheel drive and it don't have the hole through the spindle for the axle to go through so I guess I need to use a hub assembly puller or something to that effect to remove the hub assembly out and get the old bearing off
Anti-seize on that hub assembly will make changing the bearing out next year that much easier lol... Maybe this the last one you have changed for a while.
Looks like my shop bro
A 2 jaw puller can be used to push out the cv shaft on an old wheel bearing
Good thinking
Hey Freddy, cool video man 👍
The Sorento you worked on in this video is a 4WD right? Which means, you had to take the steering knuckle out to get to the bearing. I’m seeing several videos on TH-cam where people were just simply removing the wheel bearing hub assembly without going through what you did, and swapping it for a new one that has a new bearing already pressed in it.
I think only the RWD version has that luxury.
This is awesome sir! I just wish I know where you're so you can work on my kia sorento 07
Ironically I need to do it again. Just like clockwork!
Awesome vid bro, but quick question, how do I remove the top control arm?
It’s one 14mm nut and bolt. Remove that and then try to separate the ball joint from the knuckle without destroying the rubber boot.
Hi, do I know what's the bearing number of your 3.5 ?
whow many kilos torque the main nut needet for keep the bearing into rigth position
159ft/lbs by my source. Always double check yourself!
What if it doesn't make crunching noises when you turn the wheel when it's jacked up and doesn't wobble would you say the wheel bearing is okay then. I got the same vehicle. But I hear these humming noises from the front ever since I had all- terrain tires put on the front only because the Treads are a lot more deeper on those tires. I bought the wrong ones when I bought those tires LOL and I have just regular tires on the back. So would it make like a humming noise because of those front tires. There is no wobble of the steering wheel or nothing either. Any tips can help. Thank you much in advance
So it could just be the tires but it’s really hard to say for sure from my end. Rotate the tires to the back and see if the noise persists. Also I would suggest getting tires to match all the way around.
Well the last time I went to get an oil change they checked my tires when it was on the rack I forgot to mention all they said was I will need tires soon. But I'm going to go back there and have them rotated like you said first. Thanks Freddy
@@BugzKillerno problem. Like I said matching tires on all 4 is best case so if it’s in your budget do that as well asap. Hope it works out.
@@FreddysCarsaAndChaos thanks a lot Freddy I will keep you posted yeah I have to wait a little bit to get some money. That sounds sensible as well what you were saying
Did you preload the bearing when tightening the axle nut? If so, how? Thanks for your video! I'm looking forward to having a vehicle that doesn't require bearings to be pressed one day!
Thanks for the comment! I did not preload it im not sure what you mean exactly but I did torque to spec which is dependent on what vehicle you have. Just google it for quick reference. Usually between 130-200 foot pounds.
The Haynes manual says 2009 and earlier models, the 'Drive Axle Hub Nut' is torqued to 177 to 198 ft-lbs or 245 to 275 Nm.
Would a new hub have the bearing installed already?
Unfortunately no. These have to be pressed
Im on it now just have a couple questions
Ask away and I’ll answer as soon as possible
I have watched you video. And I keep coming back to it and just wondering why you are have to replace them every year or so many times?????
I have a 2005 Sorento and have only replaced them in eight years.
I always have the same question. Could be parts, could be the harsh north east salt season. Luckily they aren’t hard to do. Especially after coming apart 4 times 😂
How would salt affect the bearings? The race seals the bearings. I replaced mine in my Yaris a couple years ago with the National brand ones, and they started making sounds, so I’m replacing them again with SKF brand. What brands have you used?
It’s cheap bearings, had the same thing happen to me
Thanks for this! How long did it take approximately? I need to call a mechanic to get it done, so wondering what labor cost might be.
Thanks for the comment! Takes me about an hour if everything goes correctly. At my shop it would be $100 as we charge $100 an hour labor. Good luck!
@@FreddysCarsaAndChaos sweet thanks! I also have a 2007 sorento, driven all across Canada and I love it! I've had the vehicle almost 3 years and never had to replace them yet. Also, only 2 of the 4wd tires engage when activated, do you have any info on this too?
@@CatsAss247 is it just the rear 2 that spin? If it’s one in the rear and one in the front that is normal as it has open differentials if I’m not mistaken.
@@FreddysCarsaAndChaos no, its front driver side and the rear passenger wheels that engage.
Well that's not really 4 wheel drive then is it! LoL. I was stuck in snow and watched as only those 2 were spinning, I thought was broken.
Can i know bearing number. ..is this suitable for kia sorento 2.5 2006
As far as I can tell yes. But I’m not seeing a 2.5 option only a 3.5. So I would check at your local parts store with your VIN number and they can get you the exact bearing.
Use Jack stands sir, use Jack stands .
Damn I thought that was Tim pool
The axle nut is a 31 mm you skipped over that
Thank you though for all of your help worked wonders
Sorry about that! 32mm actually
My 04 Sorento EX (4WD) is 32mm
Brother please do you have any contact details to reach to you? I have something to consult with you regarding my kia sorento 2005 model ex i will really appreciate it.
Real safety-conscious are you huh! Trusting that Jack to hold that car up! Where are your jack stands!! 🤦
Yea not my best habit. I always encourage the use of Jack stands but forget to do it myself. If I’m crawling under something it’s a must.