youd be amazed at the level some people will go to tell you the right way to put a seal in. This fualker actually talked about measuring how deep it was installed to know how far to install it :-I
@@ozzstars_cars I'm learning to do my own mechanical work after the last two guys who worked on my rear wheel bearings and seals told me all is good and I'm all set. Two days later my left rear wheel n hub came loose while driving. Luckily I got off the road before losing the wheel. Seems mechanic forgot the cotter pin after putting on spindle nut and it came loose. Had another outfit double check his work on rear right and was told it all looks intact and ok. A month later the entire wheel and hub came all the way off on the interstate at night. I skidded with Sparks flying bout got stopped safely. A scarey nightmare for sure! Soo from now on,Im doing my own work. Thank you for making yur vids consise and understandable. Keep up the great work. MUCH appreciated!!👍
Damn, buddy - I'm big-time slacking on your vids! Sorry about that. I hate how TH-cam stopped email notification of new videos. I've lost touch with a ton of aviation channels because of that, and its made it super difficult to keep track of all my subs. My phone doesn't make a sound when there's a new notification, and everything gets buried. TH-cam sucks! First world problems, lol. I agree - definitely a great group of guys out here in TH-camLand. Always love reading the comments on my own, and everyone else's videos. Some gems in there! Some useful tips, and the occasional dirty joke, HAHAHA! Good stuff, Glen! I don't see many of these anymore. Nobody has 2wd around here, and all the old stuff is long gone. My Grand Marquis is the only vehicle in my fleet with this style bearing and seal. I filmed that job last year - still haven't got to that yet. I did the ENTIRE front end, even control arm bushings, steering box, and caliper pistons, so there's a TON of footage to weed through. No clue how to release that one - could be 3 or 4 different topics, and my Marquis vids don't get many views. Some day I'll get to it! Funny, those bearings are about the same size as the ones in our Grand Marquis! I should just put a hitch on that and use it as a second truck, for when my Silverado breaks down again, LOL. That ol' girl I can count on - the Silverado, not so much. Still on the OE engine and transfer case in the Silverado - either could fail at any moment! Oh what a feeling, lol (wasn't that a Toyota ad in the day?). The Marquis is on its original driveline (and electric fuel pump!) at 35 years / 274k miles - so far, no signs of slowing down yet! Great stuff man - you're a way better teacher than I'll ever be! You and the family have a Merry Christmas, Glen.
I'm in the same boat as you with the YTube sub notifications. I guess that's just how it goes. My 1987 Ford Ranger still has both original fuel pumps, only 140k miles. When Fords were built the old school way. Funny how the 2011 E350 still uses the same wheel seal/bearing engineering as a vehicle from the 60's-70's. I guess some things are just that good. Keep up the good work Smitty!
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It's been a few years since I've seen an open wheel bearing like this, nice to review.
Old school easy design.👍
That reminds me, I need to pack my trailer bearings. Thanks and enjoy your weekend
Thanks for your tutorial video!
I love TH-cam and people who are not lazy to make such videos.
Thanks
Nicely demonstrated I can't tell you haw many I did like that over the years.
Who needs a fancy aluminum seal driver? But they do come in different size pretty colors. 😁
youd be amazed at the level some people will go to tell you the right way to put a seal in. This fualker actually talked about measuring how deep it was installed to know how far to install it :-I
excellent tutorial, thank you! Working on the front drums on ‘48 Ford
'48-'50 F-1's are awesome. Very few 1948's out there. 👍
Enjoyed your video. It’s been awhile. Just doing preventative maintenance, repacking bearings, then bleed brakes and adding new brake fluid.
Better safe than sorry Mark. Smart move!
Getting ready to replace the front rotors on my dually, and need as much info on the job. Excellent video
Thanks Myles
Been very helpful to me. I will stay tuned
Awesome video Ozzstar! Clear n to the point. THANKS much!!
You're welcome Troy
@@ozzstars_cars I'm learning to do my own mechanical work after the last two guys who worked on my rear wheel bearings and seals told me all is good and I'm all set. Two days later my left rear wheel n hub came loose while driving. Luckily I got off the road before losing the wheel. Seems mechanic forgot the cotter pin after putting on spindle nut and it came loose. Had another outfit double check his work on rear right and was told it all looks intact and ok. A month later the entire wheel and hub came all the way off on the interstate at night. I skidded with Sparks flying bout got stopped safely. A scarey nightmare for sure! Soo from now on,Im doing my own work. Thank you for making yur vids consise and understandable. Keep up the great work. MUCH appreciated!!👍
@@troy9499 thanks for sharing your story. Glad to hear your experience wasn't worse than it was.
Troy, that’s exactly why I do my own work. For over 30 years now.
Thanks for the tips I’m working on a Chevy p30. You were helpful in packing bearings and setting seal.
Glad the video helped.
Awesome
Thumbs up before the video even starts buddy. Nice tutorial.
Thanks
What up, yes, it helped. I'm about to do this on a 99 f150 4.6 ,Thank you, sir.
Good luck Gman!
You helped me out big time.thanks for the knowledge.
You're welcome
Damn, buddy - I'm big-time slacking on your vids! Sorry about that. I hate how TH-cam stopped email notification of new videos. I've lost touch with a ton of aviation channels because of that, and its made it super difficult to keep track of all my subs. My phone doesn't make a sound when there's a new notification, and everything gets buried. TH-cam sucks! First world problems, lol.
I agree - definitely a great group of guys out here in TH-camLand. Always love reading the comments on my own, and everyone else's videos. Some gems in there! Some useful tips, and the occasional dirty joke, HAHAHA!
Good stuff, Glen! I don't see many of these anymore. Nobody has 2wd around here, and all the old stuff is long gone. My Grand Marquis is the only vehicle in my fleet with this style bearing and seal. I filmed that job last year - still haven't got to that yet. I did the ENTIRE front end, even control arm bushings, steering box, and caliper pistons, so there's a TON of footage to weed through. No clue how to release that one - could be 3 or 4 different topics, and my Marquis vids don't get many views. Some day I'll get to it!
Funny, those bearings are about the same size as the ones in our Grand Marquis! I should just put a hitch on that and use it as a second truck, for when my Silverado breaks down again, LOL. That ol' girl I can count on - the Silverado, not so much. Still on the OE engine and transfer case in the Silverado - either could fail at any moment! Oh what a feeling, lol (wasn't that a Toyota ad in the day?). The Marquis is on its original driveline (and electric fuel pump!) at 35 years / 274k miles - so far, no signs of slowing down yet!
Great stuff man - you're a way better teacher than I'll ever be! You and the family have a Merry Christmas, Glen.
I'm in the same boat as you with the YTube sub notifications. I guess that's just how it goes.
My 1987 Ford Ranger still has both original fuel pumps, only 140k miles. When Fords were built the old school way. Funny how the 2011 E350 still uses the same wheel seal/bearing engineering as a vehicle from the 60's-70's. I guess some things are just that good.
Keep up the good work Smitty!
Thanks, Keep the video's coming.
Great video. Thank you Sir.
👍
Nicely done and ya didnt even get your hands dirty :)
Wish I could say the same for my mind. haha So how many bearing grease packers do you own Steve like I mentioned?
@@ozzstars_cars Just two an armstrong model like yours and a automatic $20 one without the gloves :)
Thanks brother!
You're welcome!
How well are the “new” saeled bearings performing compared to the open face bearing of the past?
Thanks 👍
You got it John!
Nice job
Thanks Juan
It doesn’t say anything about if or is not necessary to add grease to the seal
Put some grease on there if you like, I rarely ever do.
What if you do find bluing or scoring?
Replace the race and bearing.
Thumbs up Glen! If you email me your mailing address I’ll send a sticker to you for your tool box.
Hey thanks, the address is in the "about" section of my channel. 👍
oh yeah, packing the lube
😁 💯
I have learn things here, i will fixed my car by myslef
That's good news.