Nissan D21 Hardbody Rear Axle Seal and Wheel Seal Replacement by Howstuffinmycarworks

This video explains how to replace the rear Axle Seal and Wheel Seal ( Grease Seal). On D21 Nissan Hardbody Trucks equipped with single rear wheel, these steps don't apply to the 1 Ton version that has dual rear wheels.
This is a complete step by step guide for the DIY enthusiast, it covers removal of each item, it also explains how to re-pack the Wheel Bearing and how to bleed the Brake System after all the components have been installed.
The hardest part of this job is pressing the Wheel Bearing in and out, there is a need to use a Shop Press for this procedure, however, you can still do all the other steps and take your axle/backing plate assembly to your local Machine Shop and they can Press the Bearing out and install the Wheel Seal for you.
Doing it this way will still save you money plus it will give you the sense of accomplishment by doing most of the work yourself.
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[@williamdejeffrio9701]

I have a 1985 Nissan 720 pickup and I have looked all over for instructions on how to change both the axle seal and the wheel seal to no avail; then I found your video. The entire assembly from the D21 looks identical to mine (I also have a 720 factory service manual that details the process pretty much exactly as you described, except they specify using the "special tool" to remove the nut). I found your video to be excellent, with great camera work. Your instructions were clear and detailed (just the way I need it). Now I've got to either buy a hydraulic press or find somebody with a press who can press the bearings out and in. Liked and subscribed.

[@deanshort9011]

Very practical and well explained advice of remove & replace rear axle seal repair. Thanks man excellent work!

[@jerryrogers5233]

This fellow could be a great instructor at a vo-tech school or anywhere else. The video was well planned and contingencies planned for. Well done!

[@brianbonner8069]

You have a new subscriber. This is the best explanation of this job that I have ever seen. Great job sir! 😊

[@willymecanic]

Thank you, very well explained and easy, continue with more content for your channel. It was very useful.

[@johngonzalez8316]

Thank you. You are an excellent teacher

[@geoffbroadbent7491]

Very good video, excellent explanation of process and to the point. Well done!

[@Brooklyn_Powers]

Excellent video: Straight forward and to the point! Thank you!

[@rickeyprovidence2640]

A love this video it teach me something today so I going and fix mind now so thank u thank u very much I enjoy your video by

[@achtunpanzerkrauskrieg]

Damm. The best vídeo i ever see about this task.

[@semsticks]

Sir dead on, thanks great post both myself and the mechanic give you 5 stars....

[@nickwalker2372]

Terrific Video. Well Done and Thanks........

[@martinglaeser2652]

Excellent video, thanks!

[@dennisdahlstedt2881]

Very good video my friend. Help full 100%

[@wysetech2000]

Very well done. Nice to work on a truck with no rust. I don't like rubber gloves either.

[@BakaRed77]

I have a 2003 Nissan Frontier and it has the same setup. Thank you so much for this video. I replaced my bearing and seals today. Hopefully I did everything right. We will see.

[@omargs2008ify]

thanks for helping me out, God bless

[@markusb2743]

Thank you.

[@sterlynali6679]

Good video sir was very helpful

[@briank4621]

Fantastic explanation on the d21 rear axle bearing and seal replacement. Thank you 🙏. May I ask what was the pipe diameter for the bearing ?

[@davidsoninc.5916]

thanks for the help

[@perroloco2176]

Im not understand english, but video very good 😃👍🏾

[@jp2code]

Before I start this, do you happen to know what size sockets you were using? I know I do not have that size, and it would be nice to get those ahead of time.

[@olimpicamartinezramirez7005]

thanks friend good video¡¡

[@wWLoganWw]

Great video! What size pipe did you use to go over the axle when pressing back on?

[@natebryant2019]

Yes he is awesome

[@chuymedina9247]

good good tks for the video

[@riogue]

If you used a new bearing, how would you figure out what axle shims you needed to go back with?

[@shith00k]

Great video!

[@MisledDan]

This is also the same procedure for the (W)D22 Frontiers and Xterras. One important thing to add is that the axle flange nuts are torque-to-yield so they're supposed to be replaced.

[@carsonvandegriffe3764]

Any idea what size shims they are? I was missing them on one side, and I need to order more

[@videoworks7731]

great thanks

[@sdjnwhyNZ]

What's the pressing pipe inner diameter and wall thickness?

[@ryandesimone4239]

Would this be the same on a 95 pathfinder?

[@malcolmsmith4695]

how do you remove back plate to replace new one as its corroded ,thanks malcolm

[@theeightysixedendtimes5944]

great video! also for bleeding breaks your assistant can be a stick

[@markballenger513]

How many inches long is the spline axle will a 12 ton press work

[@Tonychavez8226]

Is it the same way for a 08 Nissan front?

[@halleffect1]

this is way easier than I thought, no c-clips to remove inside the diff, leave to the Japanese to design something sensible.

[@Dorunr21]

Hello y have nissan navara d40 year 2008
Y have 1 big problem please help me !
the bearing breaks
right rear wheel
and the shaft comes out
in one month I changed 2 bearings and 1 shaft :((((((:( please help me thx

[@hugolararemes3585]

Wats size is of bolts on of weels please

[@Barret_Radtke]

i imagine it would be a similar process on my truck a 1984 Nissan 720 hardbody pickup.

[@eurobeatmachinist732]

Yes, there is a high change that it has the same c200 axle.

[@Breathlesssight]

I broke my press. my axle won't press out the bearing.

[@wraith587]

What part number seals did you use?

[@johncash5456]

great video, thanks

[@tonycamargo7599]

Do have part number for rear wheel bearing