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A vibrating or groaning noise coming from a wheel tells you it’s time to replace the bearing! This wheel bearing is a direct replacement for the bearing in your vehicle’s solid axle. This video shows you how to install the bearing on your 1999-2007 Chevy Silverado.
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i had that same bearing, except when i tried to install all the bearings fell out the race
By Far the best most descriptive video. I can't find Anything you didn't cover to the T…
I'm 73,,, you did a very very professional job of showing us "How to do the job correctly"!! Thankyou.
Down here on the gulf of Mexico, trucks that are that rusted out usually belong to shrimpers and sportsman who launch frequently in salt water.
Is it it the same process for either the driver or passenger side with the U clip??
Great video! I had my left rear axle seal replaced about 6 months ago and after it was done shortly after I started hearing a grinding sound. I changed my pads, rotors, and calipers because it was time for them to be changed but shortly after that it started grinding even more. I guy I know said it sounds like my bearings were bad and it's possible but it's amazing that I had no grinding before I took it to the repair shop. They didn't replace the bearings and I believe they were old and probably damaged during reinstallation. I'm going to inspect them myself and this video was the perfect tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks!!!! That’s a real “how to “ video !
17:40 when you tug can there be little play or is it supposed to be stiff ??
Very professional video. Thorough and well-paced. Great camera angles and the mechanic speaks very well and gave great additional information that many mechanics would gloss over.
What about the other drivers side axle?