How to replace a Rear wheel bearing / Rear Wheel Bearing Kit / Rear hub Bearing / Rear wheel Hub Bearing on NISSAN QASHQAI 1 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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Would the wheelmbearomg for a Nissan 2013, rogue rear, all wheel drive, be the same as demonstrated in the video of the 2007 maxima
very thorough thanks
is this the same way as a 2wd nissan as got to do mine
Nice Video .
Thanks you just saved me about $1000
Never set new hubs with an impact wrench. Nor the wheel lugs with one. Using a manual torque wrench set at oem specs after snugging them up with a plain old socket and ratchet is how the real professionals do it. You are damaging and stressing parts, guaranteeing your customers will either stupidly return for the same repair within a year or after your repair fails even within warranty time? That they will look for someone else and another garage that can permanently fix their problem. Tearing old parts down with an impact is okay. Reassembly to factory spec requires manual tools and finesse. Power tools used in reassembly is lazy and dangerously stupid.