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New Wheel Bearing & Seal Kit from 1AAuto.com http://1aau.to/ib/1ASHS00841
If you hear a grinding or groaning noise while your vehicle is rolling, it might have a worn out wheel bearing. A worn bearing can allow the wheel to wobble, creating a host of other issues. To save yourself from more headaches down the road, replace your bearing right away. For solid rear axles, you’ll need to replace the axle seal too. This video shows you how to install a new TRQ wheel bearing and axle seal on your 2000-06 GMC Yukon.
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Is this the same for RPO code GU6 G80 ?
So i have no driveshaft or trans in right now. I need to rotate the yoke/driveshaft to get to that nut and pin, when i got to that step i couldnt get the diff to rotate. How easy is it supposed to rotate by hand?
Does it not get dry after a while since you use oil and not not bearing grease on the bearing?
Which bearings are suppose to be packed with grease?
how do i know if my denali has limited slip or not?
Awesome job, will help me a lot with my 2002 Trailblazer.
Is it the same for 2015 2wd Silverado?
Nicely done video. Very informative with good angles.
I’m curious. My 01 Tahoe 2wd has a mid to high pitch whirring sound about 15 mph that only happens when l’m on the throttle. Goes away once l completely lift. Replaced my rear diff fluid, which was about 6-8 oz low, but that noise is still there on acceleration or simply maintaining speed. Truck has 190k miles on it and was always well maintained. Think my problemis the bearings?
What would cause the axle bearings to go bad and what are the symptoms ?