2001-2006 Honda Rancher 350 4x4 Front Wheel Bearing

[@keeganfoster1792]

I replaced the front bearings in my bike but the front hubs are extremely wore and still had loads of play in it I have since then still put atleast 800km on it since the replacement.

[@matticus6339]

I just did this job on my 2000, you went through way more trouble. You can take the brake shoe housing off and let it hang and then take the knuckle out seperate.

[@matticus6339]

No need what so ever to take the the brake lines loose.

[@kuntrygam3r996]

Yeah I was fairly new to doing that, I was self taught but I haven't had a fourwheeler in a while now so I haven't progressed much in the repairs

[@cbossplayz3555]

There is 4 bolts holding that break housing on just pull it off and then you don’t need to rebleed it

[@NelsonCreekCustoms]

You don't have to bleed the brakes if you take the brake assy off the Knuckle and let it hang freely

[@kuntrygam3r996]

yes, well sometimes I dont do things the easiest of ways but that is true lol

[@squeaky61]

It’s a closed system... u break the seal you are introducing air... best bet is to bleed them once repair is complete

[@NelsonCreekCustoms]

@@squeaky61 I’m saying to take the brake back plate off so u don’t need to bleed the brakes

[@squeaky61]

@@NelsonCreekCustoms sorry, that makes sense. Thank you.

[@Abaddon5850]

Thanks

[@brianspradlin7333]

Thanks man I ordered bearing and they sent me the wrong one for my rancher

[@kuntrygam3r996]

oh dang man, hopefully you got it straightened out

[@dammitbobby6091]

I’m trying to get to the housing where the cv axels go into... The axels have slack in them I think it’s either a bearing or a bushing i don’t know. Never messed with something like that...

[@kuntrygam3r996]

I couldnt tell ya, i dont have my rancher anymore so i havent looked at one in a while

[@dammitbobby6091]

@@kuntrygam3r996 Preciate it anyways man. Having hell with this sumbitch