This procedure will apply to many vehicles that feature a bolt-on wheel hub/bearing assembly. Typically these can be replaced without special tools, unlike press-in style bearings.
To see how to replace a press-in type bearing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkuAS_du48w
And make sure to check out Scotty K’s VAMPLIERS testimonial review!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1PseZ3pRvw
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Best videos on the web Thanks for your time Bill N LI NY
you need a vehicle lift ivan it will save your back start a go fund me page and all your subscribers will chip in (we do enjoy your videos ) and before you know it you have your lift and consider changing to Ivan auto i like it and others will to
enjoy ur videos your shop is like mine i work off the creeper too and my shop is in back of my house 3 bays no lift
What's the best way if I don't have a power gun?
For the GM wheel hubs no need for a slide hammer pretty much any hammer will work unless it's a tack hammer or something similar
My 06 Nissan Frontier is a 4X4, and when making a left turn in a parking lot either going forward, or backing up, I can hear what sounds like a slight moaning sound. Don't know for sure what 's causing it, but I do know the brake pads are original with 103,000 miles on the vehicle. I'm going to try your suggestion with all 4 wheels off the ground and locking one wheel at a time with the wheels being turned to the left to see if I can locate the noise. Hopefully, its the pads/rotor, or at the worse, the hub/bearing. I don't think its the half shaft's outside CV joint. In a straight line……no noise at all, only on left turns. Front tires are not showing any "excessive wear." Time and testing will reveal the problem. The truck's in Southern California, so I don't think there will be a "crusty's" problem. Thanks for that tip! Mike
5:22 I was skeptical with Scotty's endorsement too, but then I saw it on Real Tool Review and was sold
I've looked through literally 9 other YouTube vidios, of peeps fixing or replacing the hub, and your vidio is the first one I came across that explained the prosses well enough that someone with no experience, could understand the prosess. Thank you! 🙂
well the clean and clear language, bro! Thx.
legs long jajaja
Shiny @ 0:27… GREAT video 🙂
I just got behind mine with my air chisel and it popped them out quick. 17 yrs old and came out easy. You just wanted to show off 😉 lol. Love your vids man. I've used a couple tips at work I've seen you do and helped a lot plus made one of the guys we don't like look stupid lol. keep em coming!
Thanks Ivan! Another great video.