Rear wheel bearing replacement 2017 Subaru Crosstrek.
Вставка
- Опубліковано 29 чер 2022
- Rear wheel bearing replacement 2017 Subaru Crosstrek. If you are wondering how to install or remove or replace a part on your car, I hope this video will help show you how to change it.
Check out Amazon's parts for your vehicle - amzn.to/2bIxfGJ
2020 has really shown me I needed to be better prepared for the future, start saving/investing now. Use some of that money U saved by watching DIY videos to plan for the future. Click to get started today.
Etrade - refer.etrade.net/thechoice1pr...
M1 Finance - m1.finance/CGW7TTw5ZqYQ Buy Fractional shares on M1 or Webull.
Get 2 free stocks with:
Webull - act.webull.com/nt/3hiKwUuORU2...
On Facebook Become a Fan! - / fixingcarsandstuff
Grab a shirt or hoodie to support this channel
www.printmotor.com/fixingcara...
This Channel provides videos for informational purposes only and cannot be held liable for injury, damage, problems that arise when trying to duplicate steps shown in videos because it is impossible to account for all possible circumstances and situations. Please do contact a qualified auto technician in your area before attempting any work you feel you are not qualified to do. If there is an Amazon link, and you go to Amazon through it, if you purchase anything there I will receive a commission.
Outtro music snippet, by: joshwoodward.com/ Good To Go - Josh Woodward
creative commons license. - Авто та транспорт
Evidently you don't live in the rust belt. I am a tech in Chicago and these bearings need a lot more persuasion than hitting a few bolts from the back side to free it from the hub. Air hammers and sledge hammers at the minimum and you are still in for a work out !
I watched up until the 4:30 mark and stopped video because I decided I'm taking it into the shop. lol. Nice work on video.
Great to see minimal amount of parts removed for this and great tips.
I bought a ton of tools and ended up having to remove the knuckle which I broke and destroyed the backing plate. I did save the speed sensor 👍
Thanks for making this video. I'm about to replace another wheel bearing on my '15 at 140k mi after I already replaced both rears about 40k ago. It was a good refresher on what I need to do again
Helpful straight forward video. Thanks for creating it! Seems these bearings are one of the few things that go wrong with this vehicle. 128k on my 2017, and it started whining about 1k back. Thanks again.
Mine went out at 78k cause it was howling when I got it. I don't know what happened to this car.
Great video put together where it’s easy to understand.
I couldn't lift my car more than 18 inches off the ground so I ended up having to pull the knuckle off to get the leverage to pound the hub assembly bolts out the back, but it did work. 2015 Crosstrek. Apparently all years have the same setup.
Thanks man is the best video. That l see l finish 2 rear tires in 3 hrs, thank for help....
I just watched my dad (who’s also a mechanic) do this same repair… my poor car 😅 I showed him that you took that play off and banged it off from there - he was like “nahh I got it” and he banged on it all assembled for 30 minutes… then he disassembled the emergency break.. then finally took that plate off and started banging on it…. 🤦🏾♂️ didn’t clean it like you did before putting it back together and he kind of forced and banged the whole thing back together… I need to start paying another mechanic 😅
We followed your video, and everything worked great until we start the car. Every warning light for the brake system was lit up. Don’t know what happened: ABS, the eyesight, cruise control won’t work, etc.
We did everything like you did even put the speed sensor incorrectly. Any ideas?
We did everything as in the video. Until we started the car, all the warning lights lit up for the brake system, the ABS, the cruise control the eyesight, nothing works. The car drives, but we don’t have all these things that we used to have. Any ideas the sensor was put in the right way? Anyway, any ideas?
just hit the four bolts from the back or just take off the spindle
Well here we go I’m about to do both rears on 17 Impreza hopefully I don’t have to take apart the parking brakes😅
which company has the best bearings?