Peterbilt | Steer Axle Repair | King Pin Replacement

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Replacing king pins and steering components on a Peterbilt semi truck.
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@georgegeorgepht 2 года назад

All the experts make things look easy. This guy has done this more then 100 times I bet. If I did it, it would take all day 😆

@MarcoHernandez-du6im 2 года назад

It looks so much easier and better on a truck, I have done a few king pins on a MCI bus and no joy as the whole bus is on top of you, this looks so free and open.

@chucktaylor4958 2 года назад

He sure makes it look easy.

@user-dx7ne8eu6u 2 года назад

Great video, something I learned that helped me with stuck wheel seals. If you remove the snap ring, leave the circular ring on and loosen the nut, the nut stays contained with the hub, bearings, and cone, also helps pull the seal off the spindle. Only downfall is you cannot suck the oil out of the hub.

@thealfaman12 2 года назад

You made it look so damn easy it took me atleast 3-4 hours the time i did it and man this thing was dirty

@johnmcgreevy742 2 года назад

Another fine job there sir!! Thank you, I enjoyed watching it.

@wdobni 2 года назад

excellent video......good content....excellent visibility....excellent editing

@troyharness7863 2 года назад

Just done a set last week on a Pete came apart the same way gravy job

@valenting4928 2 года назад

Легко вышел,а у нас порой по 3 дня шкворень выбиваешь 😂😂

@jeffsnider3588 2 года назад

You make this look easy.

@BonheurEsperer Год назад

Great video!!

@robpeters5204 Год назад

From the beginning of this video, it looked like you only checked to see if the wheel bearings had play from the one view. Did you look to see if their was any play from behind to verify it was the kingpin?

@luisalejandronunezmartinez8660 2 года назад

I learn somethings new for mi work

@hindunaik4000 2 года назад

Excellent mechanic

@jlsims1276 2 года назад

That’s the kingpin?? Man, I thought it was something else and waayyy smaller.. I’m learning. Thanks.

@marcosandre-kw2ke 2 года назад

Muito bom os vídeos não tem enrolação 😃

@whoisharo4689 Год назад

Thats a rad tool at 7:50

@adamprost4037 2 года назад

How long have you been working on the truck

@raulrojasmendoza5176 2 года назад

Did he skip the bushings or it wasn't a full video

@urioropeza7010 2 года назад

Good job 👏

@jonasavellan3626 2 года назад

Excelente 👌trabajo 👍

@Seveneleven44 2 года назад

I do not miss turning wrenches on trucks one Bit.

@48statenomad 2 года назад

Me neither

@БорисМ-б9щ 2 года назад

На КрАЗе попробуй выбить шкворень и поменять втулки.

@ckc2002 2 года назад

Why don't you show putting in the new bushings

@patriciaacevedo4429 Год назад

Is that a Rockwell or what?

@hashanchamika3674 2 года назад

👌😊

@zephyteh2628 2 года назад

Isn't that checking the wheel bearing play?

@elsoncorrea5805 2 года назад

Boa Noite Rio Branco do Acre

@williamlawrence1422 2 года назад

I have a 2135 ingersol impact if you want to replace that old cp. Do you folks have 2 mechanics on this truck.

@agger838 2 года назад

How do u fix new king pins that are too tight causing over steering?

@Randomgdude 2 года назад

They should be reamed to fit properly when new

@bvelasco57 2 года назад

@@Randomgdude or get ream less bushing kits

@doudoumohamed7885 2 года назад

👍👍

@fordpowersmoke2725 2 года назад

I’ve never had one just fall out like that.

@gregolson1824 4 месяца назад

Me either, always have to drill the wedges to get them out. Then torch the bearing and cut the kingpin above and below the axle, pull the spindle then start hammering on what's left of the kingpin in the axle. It's pretty easy if stuff came apart like the video