I saved this video a while back and will be using it today. Looks like you are the only one with a video for 2010-13 Soul wheel hub bearing on UA-cam that I can find. I will be replacing the backing plates too because there’s nothing left of them. Looks like a fairly straightforward job. Thank you for posting this video.
Thanks! I'm doing this job now, and I'm trying to remove the hub from the backing plate. I wasn't sure if it was the rust holding it on or not. Now I know, and I'll keep hammering away! Thanks again!
I am happy for you that you live in Florida, I don’t have that chance. Concerning the parts, some people are willing to replace all the parts and other ones want the lowest price as possible. Usually during winter the more snow we have the more salt is used to melt the ice and the snow in the street and the vehicles rust faster. To give you an idea of the average quantity of snow accumulation in some cities in one winter, you can consult www.currentresults.com/index.php. I give you some examples in USA: New York= 25 inches, Pittsburgh= 42 inches, Boston= 43 inches, Albany= 59 inches and in Canada: Montreal= 82 inches, Quebec City= 119 inches, Thetford Mines = 143 inches. In one winter, the city of Montreal uses around 130,000 tonnes of road salt and takes around 300,000 truckloads of snow off the streets. Cost +- CDN $165 million a year. Knowing that, you will be more thankful.
Yes, you would have won your bet if I had had a 4 pound hammer with me, but like it was said in the video, it was an emergency and my brother had only a regular hammer and common tools. Have a good day!
I saved this video a while back and will be using it today. Looks like you are the only one with a video for 2010-13 Soul wheel hub bearing on UA-cam that I can find. I will be replacing the backing plates too because there’s nothing left of them. Looks like a fairly straightforward job. Thank you for posting this video.
Thankyou so much for sharing. I'm about to tackle this job soon and now I feel very confident I can do it.
Awesome video. Will be performing this install very soon. Thank you from New Brunswick Canada.
Brilliant video, thanks for taking the time to do it 👍
This video definitely helps me
Thanks! was hoping there was going to be a secret besides removing brake shoe alas no. good video. thanks for posting.
Thanks! I'm doing this job now, and I'm trying to remove the hub from the backing plate. I wasn't sure if it was the rust holding it on or not. Now I know, and I'll keep hammering away! Thanks again!
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Doing this job right now. Thank you!
Thanks!
What made you decide to change the hub?
First, because my brother knew the problem and he asked me to help him to fix it. Second,for safety, it was better to fix it as soon as possible.
I am happy for you that you live in Florida, I don’t have that chance. Concerning the parts, some people are willing to replace all the parts and other ones want the lowest price as possible. Usually during winter the more snow we have the more salt is used to melt the ice and the snow in the street and the vehicles rust faster. To give you an idea of the average quantity of snow accumulation in some cities in one winter, you can consult www.currentresults.com/index.php. I give you some examples in USA: New York= 25 inches, Pittsburgh= 42 inches, Boston= 43 inches, Albany= 59 inches and in Canada: Montreal= 82 inches, Quebec City= 119 inches, Thetford Mines = 143 inches. In one winter, the city of Montreal uses around 130,000 tonnes of road salt and takes around 300,000 truckloads of snow off the streets. Cost +- CDN $165 million a year. Knowing that, you will be more thankful.
It's not that you were hitting it hard enough it's that your hammer wasn't heavy enough. Bet you with a 4 lbs one it would have came right out.
Yes, you would have won your bet if I had had a 4 pound hammer with me, but like it was said in the video, it was an emergency and my brother had only a regular hammer and common tools. Have a good day!