Welp, looked up this job to do it myself as an amateur and decided I will not be performing this job. Lol but major props to the mechanics where this is a no-brainer job!
On 11:46 if I replace my whole hub/spindle I don’t need to take off the old race and install it on the new one correct?? For my new hub it would be without a race?
Ya that race is from the old bearing, he needed to remove it order to reuse the original hub. So if youre replacing your hub you dont need to transfer it or anything.
If I reuse the old hub, can I leave the race on it or do I have to take it off? Wherever I looked to order bearings they don’t seem to come along with a new race…can someone explain please? Thank you
@12:21 you didn't get the race hot enough. Spin the hub as if you were spinning a bicycle tire while holding the torch steady. The race will expand enough and fall right out.
Watching this video makes me so glad I rinse the bottom of my alontra every winner about once a week And I'm not spelling things wrong I'm talk texting
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Welp, looked up this job to do it myself as an amateur and decided I will not be performing this job. Lol but major props to the mechanics where this is a no-brainer job!
Great video! I was surprised to see how much original equipment was still useable.
Great walk through with explanations.... thanks for posting 👍
On 11:46 if I replace my whole hub/spindle I don’t need to take off the old race and install it on the new one correct?? For my new hub it would be without a race?
Ya that race is from the old bearing, he needed to remove it order to reuse the original hub. So if youre replacing your hub you dont need to transfer it or anything.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video you did a excellent job explaining everything. I appreciate u
Nice video! I would just buy another knuckle and call it a day.
Great Video Torque Specs and everything Very Professional ‼️‼️
I don't know if there is an advantage over a press in bearing over a bolt in hub bearing. But, I do know a bolt in is so much easier to replace.
Is this the same procedure for a 16 accent Hyundai ?
Thanks for all your videos. Thank you for explaining thoroughly. I learn alot from you. Thanks for being you
Que bien trabajan ustedes y lo explican todo a la perfección , bendiciones para todos
Hey man I got a question do you think this is the cause for my front drivers wheel squeaking everytime I make a right turn?
13:05 so you took off the old race and did not put a new one?? is that common practive?
Really appreciate the video! Very detailed!! Thank you!
In the age of bolt on wheel hubs Hyundai is still using press-fit??
If I reuse the old hub, can I leave the race on it or do I have to take it off? Wherever I looked to order bearings they don’t seem to come along with a new race…can someone explain please? Thank you
Thanks!
Bravo on the antiseize!
@12:21 you didn't get the race hot enough. Spin the hub as if you were spinning a bicycle tire while holding the torch steady. The race will expand enough and fall right out.
Very good video ❤
Thanks,
Is this the same person from 1A auto parts channel? Because they sound exactly the same.
I wish you would have gone more in depth on how you mounted the knuckle on the press.
would there have to be any preload on those components(bearings/ race) or just bottom them out?
no grease?
Great guide thanks
Watching this video makes me so glad I rinse the bottom of my alontra every winner about once a week And I'm not spelling things wrong I'm talk texting
...ugh what happens if you mess up and the new bearing becomes undone during the new bearing installation but can still put it back together lol
Thank you
do you have to grease TRQ bearings?
❤ thanks
These people must live in a total rustbelt I just did mine and it doesn't look all white and salty underneath
I mean, a replacement hub is pretty reasonably priced
You forgot to show how you got the hub out
So I have to do about 50% of all of this just to get my broken wheel studs off?!
Replace the bearing while you're there.
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