2004 Honda Element rear wheel bearing replacement

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[@ChrisCoulston]

I just discovered an awsome hack to simplify gettin the bearing free from the knuckle at 11:00 in the video. Attach the hub puller used at 7:10 to the bearing. I could only get two of the bolts, removed at 9:30, to fit, but that was sufficient to help move things in the right direction. I had to use a pry bar to help things along, but the bearing came out much easier than in this and other videos. Hope this helps someone out there!

[@mountainman5025]

Best mechanic ever doesn't need jack stands.

[@roadmenace666]

Great video and very detailed.
But that dangling leaf killed my OCD. LOL

[@Gringochulo1]

Best video on rear wheel bearing replacement on a Honda Element. I’d love to see more Element videos. Liked and subscribed.

[@wilsonhernandez5357]

Thank you, you make that simple

[@sold1million]

Didn't mention it's not Awd

[@imsuuuuure3074]

you can clearly see it's not all wheel drive, right?

[@coreyhamilton6485]

Thanks for making this video helped out a lot.. Im in Canada and could not rent that hub press tool. So I tried hammering it in with the bearing race tool and ended up popping out the bearing on the back side opps.

[@imsuuuuure3074]

been there, that sucks

[@alexv8177]

Thank you very much for making this video. Talk about hands on tutorial, well done. I implore you to do many more just like this one. Liked and subscribed

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Thank you for your support 🙏

[@aaronsargeant7810]

If you had removed the brake hardware, couldn’t you have assembled the spindle and bearing on the ground or press, and then bolted it in?

[@coreyhamilton6485]

If you can't rent this tool, you can make one with 3/4 or 5/8 threaded rod, washers, nuts and 3/4 sockets or pop out the race on that back side of the old bearing and use that.

[@jeanclaudestgilles4792]

Thanks. Great video. Lots of details to get the job done.

[@rpmayhew]

Great video man…thanks!

[@FlemNmzzzz]

Anyone know if it's much different on the EX model? I mean is it just a matter of displacing the axle out the back of the hub?

[@davidstone3780]

Yes it is the same you can unbolt the top of the knuckle at the upper control arm and tilt to remove the cv. I am doing it on an awd this weekend.

[@imsuuuuure3074]

Make sure you use the proper torque on the axle nut...which is... uh... idfk lol.. ugga dugga ugga dugga ;) love your vid bro

[@autodidactgarage]

I came to the comments to see if anyone else cracked up at that part.
"Torque spec for that buddy... *sighs* I don't know. I don't know."

[@Dalgabambi]

Thanks for your
Super video......

[@chashastings6861]

Thank you

[@IAX1126]

Thanks!!!!

[@Gomeeze904]

is this the EX all wheel drive model?

[@davidstone3780]

No but it is almost the same. You just have to disconnect the knuckle on the upper control trol arm and tilt it forward to remove the axle and rest it on the shock.