If your hub is stuck and won’t come off you can use a tool like this one on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002SRF6C/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=…
If your hub is stuck and won’t come off you can use a tool like this one on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002SRF6C/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=…
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Thanks for the video. My wife’s driver side is going. Now I know what to
do. Doesn’t look hard at all.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Front-or-Rear-Wheel-Bearings-510011-Acura-Honda-Lexus-Toyota-Land-Cruiser-/251384350878?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a87acc89e&vxp=mtr
Those are to be pressed in and out. You can either remove the knuckle and
press it in a shop press *(once the circlip is removed that’s hiding behind
the wheel stud flange) or you can buy an on-the-car bearing press.
thx for the videos. great sense of humor, its definitely your style. and
you can bet your sweet mustache i will continue watching your videos.
Hey Brian i think you should come up with an intro or ending words,like
scotty says rev up ur engine,eric close with stay dirty and 1pug says dont
let the watchers get ya.What do you think ? it would be nice lol.
Just to let people know out there it might be a little different on the
pilot and ridgeline because they are awd and a drive axle will be
integrated in the process. good video man……
Blocked exhaust, bad EGR valve, blocked air filter, or blocked fuel filter.
Is check engine light on?
hella beauty! Went out for steak lobster and cheesecake to celebrate with
the Mrs. I got my hide tight on the tastes right!
I was thinking where is my jack go? Until I saw this video. Please don’t
say that you didn’t steal it from my garage 🙂 Very helpful video. Very
good explained. And of corse the jack same as mine. Love it
I’m open to suggestions. I’ve thought about that before, but nothing seems
to catch my favor.
Great comment though. I wish I didn’t have to sleep and could make the
videos as cut and polished as I like my work to be. I used to be an
accomplished little artist back in my school days. I got to skip school to
represent my school for my sculpture and drawings. My teacher who I had
HUGE respect for told me “Perfection robs creation” which means in that
instance don’t be so worried about your work being so perfect that you
never get anything done. I really have had to apply this to vids.
You bet buddy!
Congrats on 500 videos Brian! They’re awesome, keep them coming.
Provide low cost, high quality, and do it quickly.
Your having to much fun..
Ah shucks- you’re too nice!
I love how you are unprofessional in your videos, makes learning what i
didnt know fun and hearing what i already knew interesting Keep it up
brother!
Not a bad design, I like hondas!
Back in the day before pressed bearings I thought you used to be able to
just replace the bearings and races themselves without having to replace
the whole assembly. At least the job isn’t too difficult thanks for the vid
Brian. Also I was surprised to see a mini van still using drum brakes in
the rear this day and age.
about $100
i wish all cars where that ez
good job. thanks for the video. Mr. Lincoln: )
Thanks
I recall hearing that the early Sportages had a problem with the air intake
tube collapsing somehow causing this problem.
brian you’re the greatest. made me smile and laugh in the beginning of the
video : – )
Brian thank enjoyed the video sure was a lot of help thanks!;
I’m not knocking him or you man, but if you can’t take off the
wheel….ehhhh. I’m sure there are a million videos on how to take the
wheel off, ya know?
Happy half millenia (vide posting wise) Brian. Well done again!!
Ok can’t wait
lol Thanks brotha! I feel the love…. brotherly love!
Thats a good safety habbit of leaving the tire under the vehicle should it
want to fall.
Thanks Agath!
how much was the replacement bearing for that vehicle? my front right one
is going bad.. i believe (’03 acura tl). i hear grinding sometimes whether
i’m turning or not
Thanks man!
de nada!
Thanks for watching along!
Brian: Fantastic video. How about changing the front bearings on a 2006
Honda Odyssey?
hi brian, id figure this out for my self but i just love your videos, keep
making them 🙂
man honda techs must have it easy
Thanks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching. We can always use more smart people in
this world!