How to Replace Front Wheel Bearings on a 2006-2014 Ford Edge/Lincoln MKX

How to Replace Front Wheel  Bearings on a 2006-2014 Ford Edge/Lincoln MKX

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com/ takes you step-by-step through the process of changing the right front wheel bearing on a 2006-2014 Ford Edge/Lincoln MKX. Estimated repair time 1.50 hours. Some specialty tools needed.

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Jim Thorpe says:

I can not for the life of my get it to separate from the lower ball joint. Been using a pry bar, brute strength, and oil to no avail. I have everything else disconnected (I know not the order of the video). I'm thinking maybe I don't have it jacked up high enough. Someone please help.

Ben Rodriguez says:

I was dreading doing this but to damn stubborn to pay someone to do it, ended up renting a master wheel hub being tool from Oreileys currently about to put it back together. Thank you for your video it's been my guidance.

johnpaulgarrett1 says:

DO NOT press bearing into knuckle by inner race or the bearing will fail in a couple thousand miles of driving. Press the bearing in by the OUTER RACE. The reason you dont want to press the bearing in by the inner race is when you put a socket on the inner race and push downward with 500lbs of force the inner bearing race pushes the bearings with 500lbs of force, and the bearings then push down the outer bearing race with 500lbs of force. The bearings get tiny little dents where they push against the edge of the races with 500lbs of force. The correct way is to push the outer race directly so your socket is pushing the outer race directly into the bore with ZERO pounds of force pushing against the bearings.

omarEltrombonero310 says:

Ever since i replace hub and bearings, while turning or going over small bumps i hear clanking. Did i do something wrong???

Christopher McCabe says:

my gosh a lot of work…what would that cost , i need new wheel bearing on left front.

Shawn Warwick says:

You coulda just done it on car and saved an hour bud

Chuck Fowler says:

This the all wheel drive or front wheel drive?

ksthundersnow says:

There are some cool bearing removal and installer tools on ebay or amazon to do this job with out removing the knuckle from the vehicule.

biggmann seventy seven says:

What is the size of the axle nut

christopher harris says:

I cannot pry the lower ball joint loose. It’s lose and it moves, but the control arm just won’t pry lower. Looks like the sway bay links are preventing it. But your removal had the sway bar still connected. Please help

Tamisha Graves says:

Hi tyrone here. Can you please tell me the front driver side wheel hub bearing kit info to purchase. I will need it for doing the 2007 Ford Edge SEL AWD SUV Front Left side as well. I have the info for ordering Front Right side…thank you.

American Resistance Broadcast says:

Is this for a 2009 Lincoln MKS as well?

Mister Me Too says:

How much would it cost to repair the wheel bearing and hub at a shop?

Kevin White says:

I have a question. What was the reason behind changing the BEARING? I am asking because I have a 2011 that is piping passenger side but I think it's a BRAKE issue the driver thinks it's the BEARING. I see no PLAY at all

Andrew Sands says:

Nice video thanks

Nik Waters says:

Pressing the bearing in by the inner race with a socket is not good practice. I believe it should be on the outer ring not inner race. This bearing may have been damaged and could prematurely fail.

Israel Dominguez says:

Do you have a video for the rear wheel bearing replacement on the same 2008 ford edge?

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