Tech Tuesday: How to Replace Your Old Axle Bearing

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In today's Tech Tuesday, we walk you through how to replace your old axle bearings. This process takes extreme caution so make sure you only tackle it if you are comfortable with the tools required. If your axle is beyond salvaging, we have other options for your rig.
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0:00 INTRO
0:43 bad bronco rear axle bearing sounds
1:15 tips to check a bad Ford rear axle bearing
3:02 Tools needed to replace old Ford axle bearing
3:21 cutting into the retainer and bearing
4:37 tips to remove bearing collar
6:32 sanding axle before replacing
7:14 Pressing bearing onto axle
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@wildhorses4x4 4 года назад

One last thing to add is if you have the stock retainer, you will need to slip that onto the axle shaft before you install the new bearing kit. If you have an aftermarket retainer, then you can put it on later down the road. Best of luck to those who try to tackle this!

@vincentbryan1962 2 месяца назад

Thanks for this video !

@RacerRoss 6 месяцев назад

Thanks Mitch!

@timhouts6312 4 года назад

Nice job Mitch keep the video’s coming hope to see you guys at super celebration west my bronco and I have been out of action for a couple years cancer treatment can’t wait to get back out there say hi to your dad hope to see you on the trails.

@wildhorses4x4 4 года назад

Thanks, Tim! As long as the world doesn't end before Super Cel West, we will definitely be out there!

@tabcobra Год назад

Most of the whining noise in my car come from the passenger seat where my wife is sitting!

@jbach007 4 года назад

Mine sounded like popcorn when they went! 😜😏😎

@wildhorses4x4 4 года назад

I think that's a good thing haha

@jbach007 4 года назад

@@wildhorses4x4 they pressed off and on pretty easy of coarse I had a full blown machine shop at my disposal at the time! 😏

@Sharky1965 3 года назад

Do you have to remove a race from the axle housing now that you are not using tapered bearings? How does that work?

@hankfink 2 года назад

No, but unless you know for a fact they're set20 Timkens, mixing and matching is probably not a good idea. Just leave the race off the new bearings. Often though they have a different style. You can definitely rent the tool to pull the races at parts stores like O'Reilly's and Autozon

@welndmn 4 года назад

It’s also important to note the early roller bearings (not tapered rollers) the seal is in the housing, not on the axle.

@chriscoffey6667 Год назад

I have the tapered bearings. I had to take them back to the shop twice because they’re leaking. Now, I have to do it again. Is there anything a specific I need to look for on the axle. Pulled the axle, and race is stuck in the axle tube which I think is fine. I just need this to stop leaking.

@welndmn Год назад

@@chriscoffey6667 if you have a habitual leaker, you need to check if that housing is straight. Sadly, most are somewhat bent from being 40+ years old.

@chriscoffey6667 Год назад

@@welndmn thanks for the reply man.