Well informed video keep them up, you have the knack for them, there are lots out there, but you told me one little nugget about the adjuster through the bolt hole, i didnt know that,and as i am about to do this job i am so thankfull for your help cheers
Fellow NI man here also looking to diy new drum breaks on E11 note. Learned so much not featured in other videos e.g. the torque needed to be specific to hold the bearing pieces together and making sure not to butcher the new cap. I’m replacing the drums themselves so just have to figure out how to swap the ABS sensors over. Much appreciated 🙏
How you use technology to your advantages (Microphones / Pulse Sensor) to accurately diagnose wheel bearings. Well Dave, I have never seen that before. But as you clearly show new technology works. Learning all the time. Thanks for your time and effort in making your videos. 👍👍👍
Nice one dave. When I take the drums off I take the opportunity to make sure the handbrake pivot lever is fully against its stop on the shoe by winding off the handbrake cable adjuster then take up the slack on the adjuster wheel you was talking about. Love the chassis ears. Never seen a cheap version of them before.
Great video Dave , and can you believe it , it's clear video and audio watchig it from sunny Gran Canaria 😂😂, thought I would get away before Boris closes the airports or us old people get locked up for being 50 👍
@@davesterl I don't drink Dave, only vimto , cant seem to find it here , aqua at the momento, moving to our timeshare tomorrow , hot hot hot, much hotter than Bolton😂😂👍😎
Great vid man done the bearings in my better halves old k12 a year or two ago micra and the snr bearing kits my local factors supplied actually came with new magnetic rings I was surprised and actually got the old ones off without fucking them up and held onto them lucky I did I fucked one up about 3 weeks later in work 😂
Drums and non driven wheel...certainly makes for a more straight forward bearing install. Is that the same product (ceramic grease) I saw Matt using? Think so...Cheers Pal
Well I'm gobsmacked Dave, I didn't know you could attach microphones to a car's suspension to listen for noise, next thing you'll be telling me that man's been to the moon 🤔🤔🤔
A guide pin for refitting the wheels....Why havent i thought of that . The amount of times ive tried balancing a wheel on the hub while trying to get a bolt started....Thats a job for tomorro...Make some pins...
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Well informed video keep them up, you have the knack for them, there are lots out there, but you told me one little nugget about the adjuster through the bolt hole, i didnt know that,and as i am about to do this job i am so thankfull for your help cheers
Fellow NI man here also looking to diy new drum breaks on E11 note. Learned so much not featured in other videos e.g. the torque needed to be specific to hold the bearing pieces together and making sure not to butcher the new cap.
I’m replacing the drums themselves so just have to figure out how to swap the ABS sensors over.
Much appreciated 🙏
How you use technology to your advantages (Microphones / Pulse Sensor) to accurately diagnose wheel bearings.
Well Dave, I have never seen that before. But as you clearly show new technology works.
Learning all the time.
Thanks for your time and effort in making your videos.
👍👍👍
Nice one Dave , great wee video , that will come handy for me definitely, cheers👍
Nice video. Very professional with excellent tips.
Nice one dave. When I take the drums off I take the opportunity to make sure the handbrake pivot lever is fully against its stop on the shoe by winding off the handbrake cable adjuster then take up the slack on the adjuster wheel you was talking about. Love the chassis ears. Never seen a cheap version of them before.
Good tip!
Great repair video Dave, some useful tips.
Glad you enjoyed it
one more thing to note . take the hand brake off before trying to remove the drum . spent a good hour trying then noticed the hand brake was on lol
Yeah, if it doesnt spin freely its gonna be difficult
"ats us nie" Dave, some good tips there, thanks.
Tis us nai like
Great video Dave , and can you believe it , it's clear video and audio watchig it from sunny Gran Canaria 😂😂, thought I would get away before Boris closes the airports or us old people get locked up for being 50 👍
Gran Canaria!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You lucky Git. Have a cold one on me Mike, Cheers
@@davesterl I don't drink Dave, only vimto , cant seem to find it here , aqua at the momento, moving to our timeshare tomorrow , hot hot hot, much hotter than Bolton😂😂👍😎
A great video Dave 👍
Thanks 👍
Thnx man really appreciate u get greeting from Belgium
Great vid man done the bearings in my better halves old k12 a year or two ago micra and the snr bearing kits my local factors supplied actually came with new magnetic rings I was surprised and actually got the old ones off without fucking them up and held onto them lucky I did I fucked one up about 3 weeks later in work 😂
great work dave i can only get the small tubes of ceramic grease that is a fine tin of it is it local brand
You can it on amazon, granville brand
@@davesterl yea will give it a look up bud thanks
Drums and non driven wheel...certainly makes for a more straight forward bearing install. Is that the same product (ceramic grease) I saw Matt using? Think so...Cheers Pal
Aye ian, gift this one. I think it is the same grease as matt showed, must think alike
Well I'm gobsmacked Dave, I didn't know you could attach microphones to a car's suspension to listen for noise, next thing you'll be telling me that man's been to the moon 🤔🤔🤔
A guide pin for refitting the wheels....Why havent i thought of that . The amount of times ive tried balancing a wheel on the hub while trying to get a bolt started....Thats a job for tomorro...Make some pins...
That looks a nice press you have got there what brand and model is it? I need to buy one
This one is unbranded, i think Draper do one similar. It's 20 ton
@@davesterl do you know where you got it? Im sure it would be a bit cheaper than one with a draper sticker on it.
Would I be right in saying that the same bearing is fitted to a certain age of Renault clio?
could be