NISSAN ELGRAND Droning noise eliminated by front wheel Bearing and brake pad change.

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • John from to the garage finds and eliminates the droning noise in his 2wd 2005 Nissan Elgrand 3.5. Includes before and after sound recordings from inside the car and all of the torque settings you need to do the same to your Elgrand.
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Komentáře • 54

  • @ToTheGarage
    @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety +1

    I used to change all 4bearings on my old Morris Marina's in an afternoon🤣. These are rather more substantial items!

  • @mistermikeanson
    @mistermikeanson Před 2 lety

    Very nicely done John. Very helpful to anyone doing the same job. Bearing puller and press definitely needed on that monster bearing though!!

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety

      Thanks Mike 👍. It was 50% bigger than I anticipated it would be

  • @Yo2condoit
    @Yo2condoit Před 2 lety

    Not a job I would ever attempt to do. Well done.

  • @stagnite2
    @stagnite2 Před 2 lety +1

    My Jaguar STR had a bent hub causing bad brake shudder. The hub was stuck in the vertical link so hard I had to take the vertical link off and use a hydraulic press to get the hub out, and it came out with a huge BANG!

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety +1

      Its still a mystery to me how it gripped the hub that hard. Its not even an interference fit. I could practically throw the new bearing in once I cleaned the hub up! Salt and dissimilar metals, a powerful combination I guess.

    • @stagnite2
      @stagnite2 Před 2 lety

      @@ToTheGarage Indeed John, chasing a rattle I changed a hub on my 2007 XKR with 45k on the clock and it just fell out!!

  • @ChristineCraig-s1s
    @ChristineCraig-s1s Před měsícem

    Thanks mate doing mine Now and this vid is great

  • @DirtyGixer89
    @DirtyGixer89 Před 10 měsíci

    Great job John now I know I haven't got the tools for this job lol, love ya work Cheers Kurt.

  • @UdoIBress
    @UdoIBress Před 2 lety +1

    Hi John,. Well done, good Job.

  • @madbadger6255
    @madbadger6255 Před rokem

    Anti roll bar bushes only was causing this. Its a dull "dunk" as they flex more with age and wear.. For anyone else, anti roll bar bushes are amongst the cheapest and sinplest things to diy. Aslong as you make sure it goes back together properly and tightened up you cant really go wrong. Most jdms use the same set up, there are just variations in placement and size.

  • @ferdinandbrown5033
    @ferdinandbrown5033 Před rokem +1

    I've changed my Elgrand s front wheelbearing,but now it stays in the four wheel drive mode

  • @matpat2636
    @matpat2636 Před 2 lety

    Really great video. Thanks. 👍🏻

  • @beiwew
    @beiwew Před 9 měsíci

    Just seem to be a common issue with the more demanding nissans/infiniti and my elgrand and infiniti both need w/bearing swaps!

  • @theoldlion
    @theoldlion Před rokem

    By the way great instructional video

  • @ruakitoto
    @ruakitoto Před 5 měsíci

    Hello there I have a question where can buy the jjack that you are using for lifting the van up to the height just enough to work on your noise front right

  • @DJMIGHTYZION
    @DJMIGHTYZION Před rokem

    Hi John I’m getting the noise on my Elgrand I have no play in the wheel do you think change them anyway ? Let me know if you can thanks

  • @jamesmarriott750
    @jamesmarriott750 Před 2 lety +1

    Great video, thanks!
    Just wondering who you you use for parts on these? I am looking at an import minivan (maybe these, Elysion or Alphard) and am interested how tricky/costly parts are to get. I'm a pretty keen DIY mechanic, so finding someone to work on them wouldn't be an issue.
    Also, have you done any cavity waxing/rustproofing now she's getting exposed to our salty climes?!

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi James.
      I used this place for the bearings and belts that I purchasedbmr-automotive.com/e51-parts
      and eurocarparts can supply discs and pads.
      My experience so far is that the mechanical items are not too much of a problem to find and prices are not ridiculous (similar to Navarah or 350Z prices)
      Body panels and interior trim items will be more difficult but there are a surprising number of Elgrand / Alphard specialists who are often breaking cars if you start to search for them.
      As she was imported through a specialist (by previous owner ) she was undersealed on arrival in the UK in 2018 But I am considering topping that up with a product like Lanoguard.

    • @jamesmarriott750
      @jamesmarriott750 Před 2 lety

      @@ToTheGarage Thank you, I hadn't found BMR. I think you're right, half the battle is finding out which parts cross pollinate between models.
      On the underseal, we're clearly on the same page, I will be looking for a fresh import which I can get undersealed and then top up every few years!

  • @nuttz1234567
    @nuttz1234567 Před rokem

    I just bought a elgrand 2008 and noticed the fans won't turn off. Any help.with solving this ussue

  • @malachigreenidge
    @malachigreenidge Před 2 lety +1

    Very informative video, thanx!
    Where did you get your replacement wheel bearings???
    I am in BC Canada and cannot find replacement parts outside of Japan, which will cost a fortune.
    Do you know if any Nissan Quest model wheel bearings are interchangeable with the 2002 E51 Elgrand?

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi I got mine here in the UK via this web site
      bmr-automotive.com/e51-parts
      Not yet familiar enough with the Elgrand to comment on compatible parts unfortunately but I THINK there are Infinity models that use the exact same running gear. We dont get the Quest in the UK at all, so I dont even know what one looks like😔. Guess what im Googling now😁

    • @malachigreenidge
      @malachigreenidge Před 2 lety

      wow, did all that and the bearings I ordered were the wrong size!
      I want to just order the entire hub and wheel assembly, but can't find it. Why can't I find the hub for this vehicle???
      Is yours a 2002 E51 too?

  • @thanhlam7036
    @thanhlam7036 Před rokem +1

    Hi John, I have change my front wheel bearing , but I don’t know why ‘ the ABS AND 4 WD’ indicator was on while I driving , pls let me know what is causes the problems? Thankyou John

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před rokem +1

      If the wheel speed (ABS) sensor is damaged or disconnected then that could cause both of those lights to come on. As they would certainly have been disconnected when the bearings were replaced, that is a good place to start. ALso it is possible to buy bearings withought the magnetic pulse disc on them that is necessary for ABS sensors to detect that your wheel is rotating.

    • @thanhlam7036
      @thanhlam7036 Před rokem

      Thankyou for your time answered my question John.
      By the way I forgot to ask you one small question ( is the car alright to drive when the indicator light is on ?) Thankyou John

  • @markwilliams2830
    @markwilliams2830 Před 2 lety

    thank you John very nicely documented .I am thinking of making or buying a small 5 ton bench press. Do you think it would be up to this type of job? Thank you for your time and for sharing❤

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety

      Yes, absolutely. Mine is 12 ton but 5 is more than enough to push the new bearing on to the hub spindle

  • @daniedurandt1345
    @daniedurandt1345 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi buddy I've got a 2002 Nissan Elgrand in SA need to change back wheel hub and bearings. Do you have a video on that. Also to order part with part no please. Regards Danie

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety

      Hi Danie. Dont have a video at the moment. Is yours a RWD or a 4WD? I have a set of RWD bearings on my bench and when i go home next i can note down the part number for you. I would assume the rears will be the same on a RWD and a FWD?

    • @marktisdaleuk
      @marktisdaleuk Před rokem

      Part numbers differ for the 2wd and the 4wd

  • @newsvintage
    @newsvintage Před rokem

    I have to cut the nut and I cut tthe washer with the flat sides do you know the number for the washer with the flat sides inside?

  • @Sayiam
    @Sayiam Před rokem

    Has anyone figured out the compatible vehicle that would have the bearing and hub already fitted together ?

  • @matharrison8298
    @matharrison8298 Před 2 lety

    I have elgrand E51 with few issues runs really well just getting burning oil been told to change the pcv valve which I have got just looks a nightmare to do! Do you have any ideas?

  • @theoldlion
    @theoldlion Před rokem

    Hope you can help, I have a 2010 e52 that needs min new discs at rear,local Halfords can’t source or do the job as it is an import and they don’t have the toque settings. Firstly need to know best place to get the discs and then whether torque setting on here should be the same

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před rokem

      Hi The E52 is a completely different beast based on a new frontwheel drive platform so i would not be able to advise based on my knowledge of the E51. However try this link for brake discs
      www.onlinecarparts.co.uk/kavo-parts-10797014.html
      or
      www.autojapspares.com/index.php?id_product=1677&controller=product&id_lang=1

  • @virgiloctavianfrincu9657

    Can you remove/change the wheel nut bolts? I somehow managed to damage the thread on a couple of them.

  • @yingyangorca4124
    @yingyangorca4124 Před rokem

    Bro those jacks.
    I want them. Wow.
    Need them.
    How much are they?

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před rokem

      Strongman 'Clifton' Mobile scissorlift is about £1500 Plus VAT and delivery

  • @shannonthompson8024
    @shannonthompson8024 Před rokem

    I have a 2005 Nissan Elgrand highway star do these take a abs bearing

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před rokem

      as long as its a 2 wheel drive car, the bearings will be same as mine.

  • @justice4g
    @justice4g Před 2 lety +1

    doesn't the WD40 mess with your torque reading?

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety +1

      Thats actually a very interesting point. It depends on the application. In this situation no, The nut is pulling up against a fixed stop. So the torque applied is all about ensuring the nut never moves. if you were doing up the hub nut on an old school car with 3 part taper bearings (marina cortina cavalier etc). the torque applied affects the distance the nut travels along the thread and therefore the preload (lack of end float) applied to the bearings. That would be bad👍👍👍

  • @garyvanremortel5218
    @garyvanremortel5218 Před 2 lety +2

    Those spindles look awful weak to me. G clamp is more accurately descriptive than C clamp.

    • @ToTheGarage
      @ToTheGarage  Před 2 lety

      I think G clamp too. But C Cramp is a very popular description. C I can live with. Cramp just felt like a widely repeated mispronunciation ?