i was looking for a video because i thought it was ridiculous that i had to remove the hub to remove the rotor, I thought that rotors were always mounted over the hub, not behind. I guess I have to do the extra steps 😢 Thank you for the detailed video! Definitely helped answer my questions
Great video, with important details lacking in the others, such as the no need to remove fluid line...great trick! My only issue is that there's no button in which I can save it to my UA-cam library.
I like your videos, especially that you give all the relevant torque specs. However, anyone who is tackling ball joints, brake rotors, and other component replacements really doesn’t need to spend time watching how to remove lug nuts and wheel. We all just skip past this anyway, so it would be easier if you just said “remove the wheel” and then showed it gone.
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i was looking for a video because i thought it was ridiculous that i had to remove the hub to remove the rotor, I thought that rotors were always mounted over the hub, not behind. I guess I have to do the extra steps 😢 Thank you for the detailed video! Definitely helped answer my questions
Great video, with important details lacking in the others, such as the no need to remove fluid line...great trick!
My only issue is that there's no button in which I can save it to my UA-cam library.
I have a couple of bad studs, I guess I need to remove everything to get to them
I like your videos, especially that you give all the relevant torque specs.
However, anyone who is tackling ball joints, brake rotors, and other component replacements really doesn’t need to spend time watching how to remove lug nuts and wheel. We all just skip past this anyway, so it would be easier if you just said “remove the wheel” and then showed it gone.
Great video, thanks