Awesome video! Are the rear bearings the same as the front? I am looking to do my bearings but not sure if the rear is set up the same. Let me know. Thanks!
Hi, I did this job on my front bearings a few years ago and either the 'new' bearings were not good enough or I made a mistake because they are noisy again. I'll re-do them. But, like Craig (see below) I wondered if you've done the rears on a Subaru l-series - I have a feeling I will need to do those too soon and I'm not looking forward to it. Any advice?
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Great vídeo!!!!!! loved the simple way of telling the right torque!!!
This was a surprisingly good video, thanks.
Thanx for looking. There are more to watch, which may be surprisingly better!
Thanks for posting this! Helpful video.
So this is a way of installing the bearings without a press?
Do you have a video of disassembly of that axle, before removing the bearing?
Thanks Miles
Awesome video! Are the rear bearings the same as the front? I am looking to do my bearings but not sure if the rear is set up the same. Let me know.
Thanks!
Hi, I did this job on my front bearings a few years ago and either the 'new' bearings were not good enough or I made a mistake because they are noisy again. I'll re-do them. But, like Craig (see below) I wondered if you've done the rears on a Subaru l-series - I have a feeling I will need to do those too soon and I'm not looking forward to it. Any advice?
Where’s the best place to find a hub assembly for an 87 gl wagon?? Any info helps.
that all went WAY too easy