I may be wrong, but as far as I remember, a bearing should never be lubricated to proceed with its assembly, the surface that receives it must be dry and grease-free
This video is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee a specific result. In this case, the part was not tightly clamped. You should choose methods depending on the complexity of a particular repair.
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Helpful vid, but he kept pulling the torque wrench harder after it clicked for all the bigger fasteners. Some of them were already over-tightened by the rattle gun before the torque wrench was used. Over-tightened fasteners can be bad, plus kt's a bad habjt, because it can damage some torque wrenches. Also, he fitted the disc withoout cleaning off the oil and grease he put on there while he was working.
Generally an excellent guide, however 2 -points that need to be reviewed here. 1). You should not be using standard 'chrome' multi-point sockets with an impact wrench. 2). You fully tighten all fixing bolts/nuts with an impact wrench and then attempt to 'torque-up' the bolts/nuts with a torque wrench. These fixings could already be over-tightened.
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mechanics like this is the exact reason Id rather work on my own car
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I may be wrong, but as far as I remember, a bearing should never be lubricated to proceed with its assembly, the surface that receives it must be dry and grease-free
Looks simple enough! But is the press tool not better?
This video is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee a specific result.
In this case, the part was not tightly clamped. You should choose methods depending on the complexity of a particular repair.
Thankyou. My sandero will be sorted shortly
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Très bien 👍🏽
Post video about How to change front wheel brings for Mercedes 4 matic
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What was the torque setting on the wheel bearing? You don't just impact gun then up!! Or you risk damaging the race.
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Doing this job as we speak thanks for the video as a guide 🙏
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I need to replace the ABS ring as broke apart for rusting. Will i need to replace wheel bearing to get to the ABS ring? Thank You...
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so much helpfull
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Very pro !! unbelievable !
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This quickly became a WD40 ad
Do you have your mechanics in Czechia to fix my car?
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Never spray lubricant on, or near your brake discs or pads 13:19...... using brake cleaner afterwards is not the answer!
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Helpful vid, but he kept pulling the torque wrench harder after it clicked for all the bigger fasteners. Some of them were already over-tightened by the rattle gun before the torque wrench was used. Over-tightened fasteners can be bad, plus kt's a bad habjt, because it can damage some torque wrenches.
Also, he fitted the disc withoout cleaning off the oil and grease he put on there while he was working.
Pads should do that.............
WARNING: the front hub nut needs 280 Nm (source: Haynes manual), and not 162 Nm. This is very dangerous!
You are absolutely right and the correct tightening torque is 280 Nm.
Generally an excellent guide, however 2 -points that need to be reviewed here.
1). You should not be using standard 'chrome' multi-point sockets with an impact wrench.
2). You fully tighten all fixing bolts/nuts with an impact wrench and then attempt to 'torque-up' the bolts/nuts with a torque wrench. These fixings could already be over-tightened.
Thank you for your helpful feedback.
We have already taken into account all the mistakes and have tightened all the nodes only with a torque wrench in our new videos.
AUTODOC