This is a detailed video on how to replace rear wheel bearing hub assembly on 6 generation Honda Accord 2001.
I use just general tools and rental tools from o’reilly auto parts.
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How to replace rear wheel bearing hub 1998-2002 Honda ACCORD (J Series DIY)
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Clear instructions but a factory jack? Safety second!
Thank You ,made the job so easy with this video…….
can you state a list of tools you needed.. I understand you used a 32 mm, what else would I need??
Before replacing it, does the bearing have to be greased?
how much did the bearing cost?
at 3:10, how many times did you have to hammer to get it lose? It's giving me hard time coming out after I remove the axle nut.
Finally somebody that knows how to make a good YouTube video. Great job! Thanks for not talking about stupid shit and also thank you for not holding the camera while you are doing the repair. Can you teach all the other stupid people how to make a good video? Thanks
Hi Igor thanks for the detailed video! I am do this job on my accord soon and was wondering the bearing assembly that you bought. OEM is pretty expensive. Any recommendations? Please help! 😀
Did you just use your torque wrench as a pry bar? 🙁
Awesome job great work very detailed and informative!
People should understand that when your wheel bearings go bad the wheels wobble and cause uneven groving on the brake rotor…..You should replace your brake rotors and pads when replacing your wheel bearings. This will ensure smooth braking. Normal pad wearing and normal tire wearing.
Just a tip, if you're having a hard time putting the brake assembly back together, you can take a large screwdriver (or a chisel might work better) and twist the plunger. It will recede and create a larger opening for the pads. Just remember to pump the brakes before you get on the road to push it back together, just like you would when changing the pads!
Very well made video! Thanks for posting.
will this procedure be similar on a 96 acura integra?
Is it possible to remove the hub studs by hammering them out into the back?
tengo un honda civic año 1994 engine..1.5 L.X SEDAN..,
le cambie el distribuidor,
cables, bujias. batería. .ahora en ciende..perfectamente, pero tengo q acelerarlo..X q"" se apaga en Dos minutos. . gracias por al guien me ayuda..
Dude, do not rely on your jack, need to rest the car on a jackstand, this is very unsafe, you can see the car moving!
good vid man