Dodge Ram 3500 Center Support Bearing Replacement 

This video is a life saver , 06 ram 3500 carrier bearing took a dump omw home

Thanks for making this. My 2005 is need of one. Just got the transmission back into it and heard the floppy clunks of death on the test drive. I was so focused on the transmission install that I didn't notice how worn out that bearing was.

The safety measures are a must. I reversed a 2001 ram onto ramps after speeding the whole day at salvage yards looking for a driveshaft, so excited to have found one I didn't engage the e-brake. Well as soon as I tried to stab it into the trans she rolled. The u bolt closer to tire got my shoulder and the lower shock mounting bracket got my head. If he would have not had 20's inch wheels from the newer rams I may not of made it. My shoulder had an indentation of half an inch from the u blolt, my head well just got really dizzy. Death and permanent physical damage is no joke.

Great video man, you really spell it out nice. Followed what you did with no press this weekend and it went smooth. Thanks!

Very helpful. Thanks! Re installing and seating the new center bearing, mine took over an hour of rotating and tapping to get it to seat all the way. I elected to do the 3 ujoints while the shafts were out. A few notes: - Remember to paint alignment lines across all the shaft connects before removal! - R&Ring the shafts is not bad. Did an '06 w 300k, rusty Northern truck= pita! Even with a 20ton press the ujoints & center bearing were a very time consuming job. Odd; the 'shoulders' on the oem ujoints made contact with the yoke before the cups were near removable (never had that prob before on other jobs). Fully removing the cups required grinding notches on opposite sides of the partially pressed-out cups to pry the cups out using a chisel and sledge. It works but it's a pita! - Securely jackstand rear wheels & release parking brake so you can spin the rear tires to rotate/align the rear diff yoke during install. Thanks for taking the time to post!

Thank you so much. I was able to do mine thanks to your video. Your awesome!!!🎉

Thanks for the video. Came in handy. 👍

Good job.

Looking at doing this myself, seems like something I can handle.

Thanks for your video it's always good to see the sequence

Your truck needs an alignment, and probably some parts in the front end... Tires are wearing poorly...