2013 Hyundai Sonata front wheel bearing replacement scraping grinding noise passenger side
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2021
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passenger side cv axle:
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wheel bearing and hub:
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slide grease:
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wheel bearing install tool kit:
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Very well done. Great video quality, camera angles, and explanation. Thank you. I would recommend adding the word "bearing" to your video title to make it easier to find. When I did a simple search for "sonata bearing" your video didn't come up in the results, and it's probably the best one I've seen for this repair.
Thanks for the terrific feedback , it is truly appreciated.
Well planned demonstration. I will do a second viewing prior to foxing my Hundai. Thanks.
Thank you
Thanks for this. I'll be jacking mine up today to see if the bearing is bad. After watching this I sure hope it's just a bad rotor.
Please add your amazon tool links to your video description.
Thank you very much for the great feedback and thanks for watching. Let me know if there is an issue with the links.
Clear instructions thank you for the video!
Thanks for watching.
When did you hear the noise? My Sonata is making a grinding noise which is coming from the front, and I can feel it in the pedal when it starts grinding, but it’s only when I brake a lower speeds, I replaced the pads and rotors in the front cause my initial thought was that is must be the brakes since it’s grinding. However that didn’t fix it. So I’m just wondering if you had the same problem or if your sonata was just making noise while driving in general? I also checked the sliders to and they all seem to be fine, so i know it’s not the brakes, at least the pads, rotors, and calipers. Great video by the way!
I am just going to throw this out there because I had a similar issue. I swore the grinding noise was coming from the front and replaced both front rotors and the brake pads. Noise was worse. Turned out to be the rear rotor and it was really bad. Other than that I am not sure what it could be if it only happens when applying the brakes. Hope this helps.
@@s33therfan I haven’t checked the rear brakes yet but I’ll definitely try that! Thanks for the reply!
Wouldn't it have been easier just to buy the whole new set up
Air hammer is way to go. Just did two myself on my Sonata this past year took about 25 mins per side combo air impact and air hammer with rounded nose….bearing came out with help from air hammer. Now sounds like I have rear bearing will be doing soon.
Great tip , thank you.
well described and should be a big help...much appreciated
Thank you for the great feedback, it is much appreciated.
that was one good workout.
Definitely, and I believe the heat index was around 100 about this time. Appreciate the feedback , as always thanks for watching.
This is an amazing video , so this noise is due to the front wheel bearing part ?
Yes. It was probably one of the loudest. Also it came out of no where , no warning. Thank you for watching.
Hello my friend what is the spindle ?
I have another question pls, some say not to lubricate the knuckle before putting the bearing back in.. But i see you lubricate your knuckle and hub... So I'm guessing you have to?
Great question. You really do need to grease or lubricate the bearing/hub or knuckle. Not only are these bearings/hubs are difficult to install but removing a rusted seized bearing is even more fun. The bearing/hub is a press fit , even if greased it will not move or spin. Even freezing the hub and applying grease it is a tight press in. Thank you for your feedback
@@s33therfan thank you so much.. I'm bouta do this myself tomorrow
Please what is the name of the part you used to remove and reinstall the bearing??
Bearing press kit:
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Hub puller slide hammer( Optional )
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Pretty much pays for itself the first time. Thanks for watching.
@@s33therfan ty
Hit that knuckle with the air hammer
6:00 haha typical =)))