How to Replace Front Differential Bushing in GM vehicles – Hummer H3, Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon

How to Replace Front Differential Bushing in GM vehicles – Hummer H3, Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon

How to Replace Front Differential Mounting Bracket Bushing in GM vehicles – Hummer H3, Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon
In this video I show how to change car bushing in hummer h3 front differential. This is part 1 video where I change Mounting Bracket Bushing. In my next video I will be changing cross member bushing for front differential. #car #cars #how #howto #cardiy #humman #newroad

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How to Replace Front Differential Mounting Bracket Bushing
00:10 – Loosen the Wheel Drive Shaft Nut
00:31 – Loosen Wheel Lug Nuts
00:41 – Before lifting – make sure vehicle doesn’t roll, and stable
00:46 – Raise wheel off ground and remove Wheel
01:07 – Disconnect Brake Lines from retaining clips
01:37 Disconnect Tie Rod from Steering Knuckle
02:08 – Remove Upper Control Arm Pinch Bolt and Nut
02:51 – Remove Wheel Drive Shaft Nut
03:10 – Remove CV Drive Shaft from Steering Knuckle
03:33 – Before removing CV Drive Shaft – place oil pan
03:38 – Remove CV Drive Shaft from Differential
04:10 – Remove Mounting Bracket Bolts
05:18 – Remove old Bushing
05:42 – Press out old Bushing
06:03 – Clean-up Mounting Bracket and Bushing housing
06:08 – Install new Bushing
06:55 – Reinstall Mounting Bracket.
07:01 – Finish tightening Bolts as per your vehicle Torq Spec
07:20 – Reinstall CV Drive Shaft – C-clip gap should point down when installing. Make sure it is properly in
08:13 – Reinstall CV Drive Dhaft into Steering Knuckle
08:20 – Follow steps in reverse to complete installation
Make sure you tighten all bolts according to your vehicle Torque Specifications

Disclaimer: Newroad assumes No liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Please consult your qualified auto technician.

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0:00 Introduction
0:12 Loosen the Wheel Drive Shaft Nut
0:32 Loosen Wheel Lug Nuts
0:47 Raise Wheel off ground
0:57 Remove Wheel
1:08 Disconnect Brake Lines from Retaining Clips
2:08 Remove Upper Control Arm Pinch Bolt and Nut
5:18 Remove old Bushing
5:42 Press out old Bushing
6:09 Install new Bushing
8:20 Follow steps in reverse to complete installation

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@xrumba says:

As always loved your video.. one question where did you bought this bushing?

@davidchavez6381 says:

Both sides must be replaced so that it sits level—at the same height. My apologies.

@markjackson173 says:

Where can you find the bushings

@DraccoKnightblade says:

I'll likely be doing this to my 2007 H3 sooner rather than later. Going to a Suspension shop on Monday here to get some rear spring bushings put in, but this looks like something I may be able to do in my driveway to hopefully fix a 'clunk' I'm getting in the passenger side. What bushing kit did you use? Can you share a link please?

@dalemihocik4732 says:

You continue to put out great videos, keep them coming. Thanks.

@midnightsrt1021 says:

Cant find bushings discontinued for passenger side..what part # did u use?

@jackcruz2006 says:

What would you feel if the bushing is gone?

@fidelreyes3450 says:

I need those bushings where do I buy them

@Davtremo says:

Thanks a lot for your videos. Could this be the reason why there is a play between the front diff and the cv axle?

@josej1985 says:

Part number please

@georgecobos8655 says:

Where did you get the bushings?

@BreakfastBallersGolf says:

Just curious I know you have had your H3 for a long time. What year is yours and how do you like it? I’ve been looking at buying one for off-roading but the 5 cylinder I’m not sure of.

@paulattanasio3061 says:

Great that you add in all the torque specs as well as any issues you encountered. Thx again!

@donbass7996 says:

Спасибо)

@NewroadAdventures says:

I know it's not as easy as in video, but great demonstration and straight to the point. Thanks

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