Great video ! Really helped so I could have an idea to tell the garage what I thought the problem/noise would be . Unfortunately the discs were so worn they had to be replaced along with the pads so that the bearing ( just o/s) could be fitted . Thanks again for posting.
Hi, thank you very much for nice manual :), in about hour i go to do it on MK4 , wheelhub is still sleep in freezer, everything is prepared for this job. :) DIY 4ever :D
If you hear the bearing while ratating wheel by hand, they are worn as hell. Normally you hear them when wheel sre spinnig under the full load of a car. Nicely done 👍
Do you need to remove the abs sensor to do this ? The tool you used doesn't damage it when removing or pressing the new bearing into place ? From the video, you tighten the bearing all the way in ?
Good job Guy ;oP Is it possible to send the scan of the user manual of the tool used (the one presented in the video) in order to clearly see the installation according to the extraction or the insertion? Thanks in advance.
I bought the same kit but the silver plates would not fit the new bearing I had to grind a little off to get them to fit and when I wound the bearing back in I could not get the silver plates out. Not like the video shows, I have read on another posting of someone else having the same problem.
Anything between £170 to £300. I spent £45 on the hub and £55 on the tool. Since then, I have used the tool once more, so the second time, I only spent about £45 for the bearing. You can get cheaper bearings, but I am not sure I would trust them.
That's a portable pivot car lift www.sealey.co.uk/product/5637706758/1500kg-portable-pivot-car-lift you can buy them from a few different manufacturers.
I have no problem with play, vibration or issues during cornering. Tie rod ends are just a ball and socket, sometimes they spin like that without needing replacing.
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I am in the middle of it, but your film helped me a lot. I was little surprised there is no circlip anywhere
You saved me a lot of research, especially regarding the tool required. Thanks.
I am glad it helped. All the best.
Great video ! Really helped so I could have an idea to tell the garage what I thought the problem/noise would be . Unfortunately the discs were so worn they had to be replaced along with the pads so that the bearing ( just o/s) could be fitted . Thanks again for posting.
Brilliant video which showed me exactly how to use the tools I've just bought.
Great video. And good job of showing the new hub going into the knuckle.
Hi, thank you very much for nice manual :), in about hour i go to do it on MK4 , wheelhub is still sleep in freezer, everything is prepared for this job. :)
DIY 4ever :D
Great video!!!
I'm about to do this job as soon as the removal/fitting tool arrives...thanks for the upload :)
If you hear the bearing while ratating wheel by hand, they are worn as hell. Normally you hear them when wheel sre spinnig under the full load of a car. Nicely done 👍
Nice video! Helpful! Do you have a link of the tool you're using of assembly and disassembly of the bearing?
7:51 what are you doing here, after you removed the bolt, and before you move the drive shaft?
I am using an air hammer to unseat the drive shaft from the wheel hub.
Do you need to remove the abs sensor to do this ? The tool you used doesn't damage it when removing or pressing the new bearing into place ? From the video, you tighten the bearing all the way in ?
Where can i buy these pressing tool kit?
what size are the tools?
is it 82mm
Thank you a lot for the video! Can you tell me/us the name of that special tool btw where you found it? Thank you!
I ve just broken of the studs and i dont know if i just can replace the stud or do i have to buy the whole wheel bearing?
i just snapped that bolt in the centre spline how do i get it out what size is it,doing different job ,can i drive without washer temporary
Good job Guy ;oP
Is it possible to send the scan of the user manual of the tool used (the one presented in the video) in order to clearly see the installation according to the extraction or the insertion?
Thanks in advance.
I bought the same kit but the silver plates would not fit the new bearing I had to grind a little off to get them to fit and when I wound the bearing back in I could not get the silver plates out. Not like the video shows, I have read on another posting of someone else having the same problem.
Which toolset do you use to remove/replace the bearing?
Gen 2, wheel bearing tool. From memory, I think it's an 82mm, but check yourself before you buy.
Hello, what is the name of that tool you're using? In the red box?
Gen2 wheel hub tool. It comes in different sizes, from memory this one is 82mm, but it has been a while.
How much would this cost at a garage? Rough price?
Anything between £170 to £300. I spent £45 on the hub and £55 on the tool. Since then, I have used the tool once more, so the second time, I only spent about £45 for the bearing.
You can get cheaper bearings, but I am not sure I would trust them.
@@TeachDIY thanks...aye it cost me £150 ...supplied and fitted
Hi great video, where did you get the bearing tool from? 👍
Have you got a link to the tool your using please?
That is that lift you have there?
That's a portable pivot car lift www.sealey.co.uk/product/5637706758/1500kg-portable-pivot-car-lift you can buy them from a few different manufacturers.
Hi, you should replace that tie rod end if spinning like that.
I have no problem with play, vibration or issues during cornering. Tie rod ends are just a ball and socket, sometimes they spin like that without needing replacing.
@@TeachDIY Hi. If it is loose like that its mean it is on its last legs. Regards :)
@@TeachDIY thanks for video 👍
HI MATE I HAVE A FORD FOCUS MK3 64 PLATE I HAVE SEEN THEM BEARING PULLER ON EBAY IT SAYS I NEED A 78MM PULLER IS THAT RIGHT IS YOUR 78MM CHEERS
Can you tell me where you got the tool from
I got mine from ebay www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284354587608
What size,is that tool 78mm
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Great video thanks for sharing
mk4 front 82mm✌
Thank you just the information I was looking for