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is it recommended to keep the car's weight on the suspension, or am I able to jack it up and put it on stands to get more space to work with?

Great video thank you 🤙🤙🤙

I tried to buy some when I replaced my end links and they asked what size. How do you know what size bushings you need?

cant see a thing. how did you loosten that intermediate support bearing? Everyone having problems with that!

Wow thank you so much!

Haha upon loosening the bolts, two of them decided it would be a good idea to snap off. 2 broken extractor drill bits later… I just bored out the hole and used a grade 8 nut and bolt. :/

The entire video I'm leaning to the right in attempt to look past you, you're in the way.

Symptoms of a bad bushing? I've had some really weird drifting or wobbling... Hard to explain. I've replaced damn near 2/3 of the suspension components trying to figure it out and have had a few techs look it over with me (nothing too in depth, but between the few we've covered quite a bit) and everyone is stumped.

Thank you

I like the new wrist drip 🥶🥶

very informative, good teacher

Thanks for your video , just did this on my 07’ Tahoe, great tutorial

Thanks!!!

Everything looks good but I am believable that join need same grease

Thanks for this very concise and clear video.

You didn't put any grease inside the new boots ?

Will it hurt the uni joint to put it in the parts cleaner wash it out and then blow it out with the air gun to make sure that there is no dirt or small rocks in it due to the boot being opened up?

Didn't have to press the bearing on the hub or did it come pre-assembled?

Do you think this would be similar for a 2011 Suburban 5.3?

Thanks! Great video, needed an excuse to go to Harbor Freight 🔥

How do you know if you need a cf193c or cf194 filter? My 2007 Suburban has 2 choices.

Nice video

Tell people tool sizes. Rookie

Thanks!

Whats the torque spec?

Man I wish 1st gen Pilot had bolt on bearings like this.

Thank you!

I'll be changing out the whole assembly because the U-Joints are shot. Thank you for the great video!

Do you have a part number to this bushing?

4:53 wished it pry out that easily. Have to heat it up a bit.

Just the video I needed! Thanks!

Just did mine today, thanks for posting this.

Tell us what size sockets your using

I don’t know how these axles just come out so easily. Mine wouldn’t budge after 1.5 days I finally figured out out can take the support bracket that the axle slides through off. I then had to beat the support bracket off with a sledge hammer.

What type of ball joint press you used? The one I got was to short not long enough

I wish you changed your camera angles, can't see.

Thanks for this video. Have a 2000 Mazda B2500SE 2.5l Stand shift, automatic steering light truck and am having a hell of a time just getting this parts name to buy the part. I tried and wound up with getting a rack & pinion bellows from Rock Auto. Please help. Where are you located? How much you charge to do this. I can't get the dust boot.

Any idea what the first tool is called that you used on the big clamp? I don't see it on Amazon.

Did you have to loosen the end links?

That's the rear wheel correct?

Can power steering fluid be leaking from this area?

What tools I need?

Do you sell universal cv boot clamps ? I need some for a 2016 tacoma

Would this process be similar on a 2017 CRV

What year was the pilot you remove the wheel bearing from?

No lubricant before putting the dust boot?

What if the 11mm steering gear bolt starts to strip on your snap on set when trying to remove? Thanks for your advice.

Must be nice with no corrosion lol. I will be pulling the entire knuckle off my 2012 Ody to press it out to not waste any time.

Good stuff

Wiggles it right off. Come up to the northeast and try that