2005 Jaguar X Type Front Wheel Bearing - Part 1

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@rustyfender3511 Год назад

Excellent video thanks for all the work you put into it and for sharing your experience working through the different problems you encountered..

@lf7161 5 лет назад

Probably the best how to video ever for this car , you explained everything really well and the camera quality and angles were great, I'm using this video to help me replace the front shocks on my xtype

@calvinswaney3452 4 года назад

Was having trouble with my ball joint. The wrench tip helped it come right off! Thank you!

@derickslatford5449 4 года назад

Hi I found a really easy way to free the bottom ball joint on the wishbone put a string around the back of the ball joint put your foot in the loop and push down it works really well great content

@jaguarlab65 4 года назад

Love jaguar! Drive 2001 x-type, repair it myself and make videos!

@g.malcolmdial1327 4 года назад

Great video, I did this job for the first time at my house about two years ago. Please check it out. I just replaced the whole hub instead of the bearings. Found it just much easier.

@claywise9726 4 года назад

Great video and nice explanation. What size was the spindle nut/axle nut?

@tonymash1 5 лет назад

Brillant video ,what impact are you using

@in-depthdiy2123 5 лет назад

Milwaukee 1/2" number 2763. Strong impact, I'd recommend it.

@RJ-lk5pj 5 лет назад

Good DIY video.. I have a bad rear half shaft I have to replace.. bearing shit the bed and messed up that one so now.. speedo doesn’t want to display speed- also I have to put new speed sensors first to see if that’s the issue- these shafts are hard to find and are pricey- I ended up getting new hubs all around for my jaguar awhile back to get me over my bearing issue.. plus lowered the car with springs and new bilsteins front and back- rides good enough for me- just a few things to keep me wrestling wrenches. 👍🏻

@AdriennePepper 5 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@Sickiey 5 лет назад

brill video, cheers for making it

@axlejohnson9156 2 года назад

I would warn people about the large castle nut on the axle. You need a 32mm socket to remove this and a large breaker bar. Often impact wrenches will not move that nut. I suggest you loosen this nut before you remove the brakes. Have someone sit in the car and apply the brakes. Pump them up and then loosen the nut while someone holds the brakes on. Once loose, then you can remove the calipers and rotor. You don't really need to take the calipers apart. You could just remove the two 15mm mounting bolts and hang the entire assembly. It would also be wise to remove the sensor before removing the hub. I viewed this video to make sure that I would not run into some odd setup. Jaguar often likes to reinvent the wheel. They tend to do things a bit differently and this often will cause me to loose consciousness.

@Lees706 4 года назад

Wow now I know why my mechanic charged my three hundred dollars to replace the bearing on my Jaguar.

@simonpickering3609 5 лет назад

the 2 flats by the track rod end, put a mallet on one and hit other flat with a heavy hammer, the thing should pop out...its why they are there and it's quick, most cars have this ..