Honda Accord: Front Wheel Bearing Press In Style
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Date: 2022-02-04
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Comments and reviews: 9
Ikantspell4
Amazing how fast eric gets these parts to do what he wants. Things move way faster in his shop than they do under my shade tree. I need me a lift and some fancy tools and zillions of hours of experience so I can be that good. Trust me if I tried to record me doing this job and showing you I'd have to edit 10 hours of footage down to about 2 hours.
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Amazing how fast eric gets these parts to do what he wants. Things move way faster in his shop than they do under my shade tree. I need me a lift and some fancy tools and zillions of hours of experience so I can be that good. Trust me if I tried to record me doing this job and showing you I'd have to edit 10 hours of footage down to about 2 hours.
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Simone
Works perfectly 50% of the times. ROFL!
By the way Eric, when you get tired of having greasy hands, you should open a mechanic troubleshooting school. We may loose your videos, but I believe you are the best troubleshooter mechanic in whole USA.
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Works perfectly 50% of the times. ROFL!
By the way Eric, when you get tired of having greasy hands, you should open a mechanic troubleshooting school. We may loose your videos, but I believe you are the best troubleshooter mechanic in whole USA.
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David
I worked in industrial maintenance for 40+ years and when we had those press in bearings we would put the bearing in our blast freezer(frozen food factory) for about 3 hours are so and the bearing would slide in real nice saved us many heart aches!
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I worked in industrial maintenance for 40+ years and when we had those press in bearings we would put the bearing in our blast freezer(frozen food factory) for about 3 hours are so and the bearing would slide in real nice saved us many heart aches!
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Ravedge70
I have to say this. Eric if you moved to the west coast you wouldn't have the amount of rust, crust and bust. You sir. are a fantastic mechanic and I love to watch your vids. Keep up the good work in and out of the shop!
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I have to say this. Eric if you moved to the west coast you wouldn't have the amount of rust, crust and bust. You sir. are a fantastic mechanic and I love to watch your vids. Keep up the good work in and out of the shop!
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Chris
I was thinking 'why isn't Eric using his hub grappler to pull the hub out instead of a slide Hammer'. but then u mentioned the OTC kit. still kinda wondering why u didn't use the hub pulller. seems like an easier way.
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I was thinking 'why isn't Eric using his hub grappler to pull the hub out instead of a slide Hammer'. but then u mentioned the OTC kit. still kinda wondering why u didn't use the hub pulller. seems like an easier way.
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Asbuster
Eric, have you ever had to do the hub over disc system that Honda used on their old vehicles? If so, how did you tackle it? Asking cuz i have an old 96 Accord that needs new front brake discs and pads.
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Eric, have you ever had to do the hub over disc system that Honda used on their old vehicles? If so, how did you tackle it? Asking cuz i have an old 96 Accord that needs new front brake discs and pads.
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Old
I was trying to mentally tally up the cost of the tools and equipment you used for this. I'm guessing a 1000 for the hand tools another 15K for the lift and air compressor? Then there's the overhead costs.
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I was trying to mentally tally up the cost of the tools and equipment you used for this. I'm guessing a 1000 for the hand tools another 15K for the lift and air compressor? Then there's the overhead costs.
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Conrail
Your new impact seems to be a
Butt kicker Eric! You guys up in
New York got hammered the last
few weeks by snow now the Mid
West is getting hammered with
Blizzards, stay safe out there!
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Your new impact seems to be a
Butt kicker Eric! You guys up in
New York got hammered the last
few weeks by snow now the Mid
West is getting hammered with
Blizzards, stay safe out there!
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Ralph
Sooo. The outer race was pressed in AND had a snap ring, but the inner race was just pressed onto the hub, right? The automakers must really LOVE salt cuz they sell 3X as many cars. What a mess.
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Sooo. The outer race was pressed in AND had a snap ring, but the inner race was just pressed onto the hub, right? The automakers must really LOVE salt cuz they sell 3X as many cars. What a mess.
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