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@@user-hh4gp1ki5y to have fun😊

@@Alex-ih9lc much needed that they do just that!

Hardly. 😎😂

@user-gs5zp4mc2m looks can be deceiving. It was quite warped, causing a shake when braking.

@@user-gs5zp4mc2m none

Wish I had….maybe I do! I’m going to make a recording of the force this exerts on the bearing vs a pothole at 20,30,60 mph! Look for the video

@drummer9595 it's a very similar process but different sized nuts and bolts and of course the brake pads and rotors are different parts.

Thanks!

@@drummer9595 glad to help out. Thanks for watching!

@ropeyarn had to melt the stud and what was left of the lug nut with the wheel on the car:/ definitely not a side of the road job haha

Never put anti seize on lugnuts

@dopeylindstrom2236 that very well could be the case seeing that it's a Ford lol. But all the other lug nuts on the other wheels came off just fine 🧐

@@JustBrakesGuy capped lugs are made with alloys known to seize to steel. I make friends buy plated steel lugs if they want me to change their brakes and i see chrome caps.

Thanks bro

Nope!

@landonlehman5497 another fine method!

@@DavidSchuster-eq3jl who's crying? I'm very thankful for what I have. Not complaining just sharing what I do every day lol

What a weird comment... Lol.

You don’t have 2 bellies, belly’s is the correct word in this case

Michigan! Are you in the rust belt too?

@@JustBrakesGuy I m the Ontario, Canada rust belt ...lol...north of Toronto

@@christhonert259 bit farther north than me! Haha

@@CTROADSIDEASSISTANCE can't say I've ever had a problem with a bearing after a brake job

@@GB-tr5uj thank you! I hope the video was helpful and/or useful for you!

@@saltsea9499 if only!

@@jamesv924 nope! Just brake fluid!

@@Shagsshop jeep!

@@user-lh4su4yu2k ex! So close!!

@@JustBrakesGuy ek is the body chassis code 96-98 would be an EJ body 99-00 would make it an EK body . Ex is the model .which would make it a loaded model with power options a sunroof and single over head cam 1.6L v-tec engine. 😏

@user-lh4su4yu2k Oh ok, you obviously are lot more educated in the honda world than me🤣🤣 it was a 96 and it did in fact have a sunroof!

@@JustBrakesGuy lol. Yea I grew up in the Honda era in the early 2000s I was very involved in the Honda world and street racing in my day. So I have murdered and given life to hundreds of Hondas lol. Great cars and a lot of fun.

@user-lh4su4yu2k that's awesome man. I had an 01 Civic and an 01 Prelude but never got super into it. Loved both cars though!

@@user-vg5lb9cg5w good! I'm glad someone is getting some entertainment value out of this.

@@canneddragoon 🤣🤣 I got lucky. That doesn't happen often in Michigan

That's a good point if you're going to reuse the rotor. The rotor in this case was replaced so I did not feel the need to hit the rotor on the hub seat.

They're amazing but a 3 pounder is a step up in my personal private subjective opinion😃

@PHXPlanespotter yes that's correct. The rotor was original to the truck with 90k miles and was warped beyond recognition. The customer would have been smh-ing if I had not replaced it.

The customer obviously needed the rotor replaced anyway, otherwise he wouldn't have hammered it like that 😂

And now they probably need a new bearing after 1k miles

@@CTROADSIDEASSISTANCE for sure. Job security for days.