How to replace front wheel bearing hub assembly in a 2005 gmc sierra 2500HD 4X4
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- How to replace front wheel bearing hub assembly in a 2005 gmc sierra 2500HD 4X4
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Best video!thanks much.
Glad it helped!! 👍👍
I bought the Haynes E- manual for this job for my 09 chev 2500HD and let me say that your video blew it away. I wish you'd make more repair videos. You went step by step, you were clear and concise. I used to help my dad fix his vehicles when I was a kid but I have no talent for it at all. Your video was a great help. Thanks!
Good job, kid.
Thanks!…👍👍
You should teach mechanics, that was the best explanation of a job any job I have seen on Utube.Thanks.
This video is AWESOME!
I am a pretty handy guy but never really got into auto mechanics. But, I had a horrible roar in the front left side of my 2006 GMC HD2500 4x4 truck. I eliminated the tires being the problem and narrowed the sound to the hub bearings. As I was looking to find a service video I came across this one.
The video goes step by step with little tips and support notes as the process is completed. I watched the video all the way through, made sure I had access to all the tools (This is a must! If you don't have the right tools don't do this but if you watch the video everything is laid out for you), and completed the process like I knew what I was doing and saved a bunch of money.
** the only issue I had was with the 15mm socket for the hub attachment. It needs to be a 15mm 6 pt socket not a 15mm 12 pt socket. My first 15mm socket broke and I grabbed another 15mm socket the kept slipping off.(12 pt).
Thanks for this great video! My life is now quieter and the process was easy.
excellent! thank you , with this video I was able to fix my own truck (fem 36yrs old) thank you for your time and lesson......
Glad it helped you out!! 👍
Thanx man... Walking out to my h2 right now to start after watching your vid..
thank you..owe you a cold beer!!!
Lol!! Thanks man! Glad it helped you out!..👍
Bro your video was awesome! It was perfectly timed easy to understand and right on point. Nice job!!! THANK YOU!!!
Thank you. Saved me some major time and money.
Awesome video watched other one your was the best except the steelers jacket he was wearing thanks again
Lol!! Glad it helped you out!! 👍
Thank you for sharing, willing to tackle this rather than paying a shop!
Very well done so easy even I understood it. Thanks for doing that!!!
Dude you are fucking awesome! This was a giant help
Thanks, glad it helped u out!
Just getting ready to do my hubs. I had a pretty good idea how to do it, after watching this video I feel even more confident it will be easily accomplished. Great video. I love the step by step thorough instructions. Thanks man, I feel great knowing I have this to come back and reference. Thanks for all the bolt sizing especially.
No prob glad it assisted you in completing the task! I hope to make some more step by steps in the future.
great job very good wont have any trouble now thanks
Thanks for your video, help a lot.
bro seriously, awesome video! Thanks for the help on my 03 2500!
No prob, glad it helped!! 👍
That the exact problem I have. Your video was perfect thanks a lot wow
Glad it helped!!! Keep truckin!!! 👍
Thanks, Thats a lot easier than I thought.
Not too bad, can be intimidating if u are unfamiliar with the task. Glad it helped!
My wheel is doing the same thing
Very good video. I wish I would have done it myself. Thanks for sharing.
No problem.
Great explanation! Thanks
Thanks for your nice comment.
Pardon the question, why black silicone? Thanks, best regards! BTW great video I just ordered my wheel hubs & for sure will reference again to your video. Ohh before I forget what lube did you use ?
Seals the brake shield, to help keep moisture out of the hub
And wheel bearing grease
Excellent
I used your video today and replaced the wheel bearing/hub assy. I got it all back together and now I have the ABS light on continuously. What did I do wrong? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I've never had this problem, but if you never had it before, it could be that the hub you put on has a problem. Did you get a light in the cab? Did you check the code for it? It should direct you to the culprit. I've heard about people heaving a bad sensor in their newly installed hubs. Check the code if you got one and go from there.
Good luck man!
Also check for corrosion on your connecting plug, hope this helps.
+Ratrodforthisguy Thank you for your reply. Yes light is on dashboard console. I never had before. I will have diag ran on it tomorrow morn. After researching a bit. I'm to believe that it could be dirty sensor or corrosion at connection. I really do appreciate you and your assistance. That video was spot on. Thank you Sir!! I with memeandme73, I wish you had some more repair videos.
Any torque value for that big axle nut? Great vid..
Sweet. Thanks man. I will be taking it back then. This compressor for $159.00 wont be able to do the job.
One of the best videos I have seen man. Thank you for making it. Saves us newbies some hard earned money. Quick question. I was wondering what size air compressor you have? I just bought a 8gal 4 cfm @90 psi kobalt and don't know it it will power a good set of air tools. What do you recommend?
Kobalt 60 gallon, 155psi. 13.4scfm at 40psi, it works awesome for air tools, but I ran a 26 gallon for years, it didn't keep up very good and had to rebuild it about 3 times.
Oh and is it the same hub on both sides? I.e. speed sensors on both sides? Thx again
is anything different for the 1500?
I'm not sure, never did one on a 1500, sorry man. I would venture to think the 2500hd is different though, just because of the 3/4 ton vs a 1/2 ton, but not sure.
+Ratrodforthisguy ok no problem. thanks for the vid