1995 Ford F150 Front Wheel Bearing 2wd

Replace loose or worn wheel bearings

[@lisaelaine7249]

I have a 95 and I heard the sound. So I suspect mine is bad. This is helping.

[@thomasriley6263]

Usually I stay away from long videos but I actually enjoyed watchin yours

[@The408challenger]

This was helpful and just good entertainment at the same time, right on

[@SoniSeteP]

Thank you for this direction! All good!!!

[@marioexpropiacionpetronilo2753]

Great video! I was kind of scared about doing that on my f150 (1992). After your video I feel confident! Thank you very much!!!!

[@jarrodseifried7775]

So it does work on a 92

[@theslacker29ify]

@@jarrodseifried7775 Today, I did my passenger side bearing on my 92 F150..

[@theslacker29ify]

I just did mine. The inner seal and bearing was still on the spindle. I didn't have to remove those from the rotor.. 😬. I don't think someone installed it right when they did it last. It's all good now. 😁 Thanks for the helpful video! 👍🏻

[@theslacker29ify]

The drivers side had the original Ford seal and bearings... 🙄😬

[@Dapsters]

Thanks for the video, really informative. As soon as I get myself some new jacks & stands I need to do this.

[@bricethorne429]

Is it possible to replace my 95 f150 hubs and rotors with hubs and rotors from a 95 f250 to change the lug pattern

[@faronf2006]

The previous owners more than likely used Lucas Red & Tacky grease ...good stuff !!

[@austinhill1988]

I dont usually like videos but the "sidecutters" statement earned one! Also very helpful, thankyou!

[@frankm8533]

Great vid very good explanation about to do this to my 96 but getting rotors and pads as well

[@clintg3435]

20-25 ft-lbs while spinning rotor in opposite direction, then back it off half a turn and re-torque at 18-20 in-lbs.

[@MrLeo7627]

Informative & Entertaining , Love watching these types of videos . So much better then the crap coming out of Hollywood & TV. Thank You .

[@tylerllichnovsky8525]

Fuck yeah dude, helped me identify previous owners issue.

[@nicholasgerman5376]

It's funny you say oh part in Springfield lol cuz I live in Springfield and I still have trouble getting my parts for my f150 🤣

[@HooptiesGarage]

Really? I think almost all of the parts for O'Reilly's st Louis comes from Springfield

[@dobiehurst708]

Watched to make sure cotter pins were used instead of special ones over retainers. To the point and get r done video with extra lessons in tool options and procedures.

[@chrisf9607]

God bless you to i orderd parts and bearing driver gona give this a shot when they arive

[@dareionbaker]

Thanks just changed mines

[@matthewkyle3793]

Mines?

[@kristopherhasenbuhler5393]

YOU DO WHAT🧐🧐🧐8:48

[@HooptiesGarage]

Dang it 🤣

[@josephspellman2698]

😆

[@oddballbegay2879]

Great video. What kinda grease you use on the spindle?

[@HooptiesGarage]

I used regular suspension grease .

[@clintg3435]

Should use grease recommended for for meeting the MC spec. Will not be a Molybdenum grease, likely red and high temp meant for disc brakes. It will say recommended for Ford on the container.

[@rb8582]

Simple I like it

[@BLueFeaTHeRedOliVeS]

Are you in St Louis and still accepting work? My wheel bearings need replacing

[@gordo3105]

How many bearing settings are in one rotor , name please????

[@HooptiesGarage]

2 a inner and a outer

[@gordo3105]

@@HooptiesGarage Thank you very much Bro and one more thing what are the bearings from inside called?..

[@clintg3435]

@@gordo3105 inner bearings. Unless you mean the part that is pressed into the rotor, those are called races.

[@zacarielokada5156]

Hey man. Great video very informative...thank you. Make more

[@randysease7071]

Good video

[@brettrueter3370]

awesome

[@manlymanyo2511]

Hey man. Thank you very much. Very informative and no bs. Much appreciated my friend. I have the same truck. Mines red lol

[@007more7]

Thanks for explaining the 4 wheel drive part even though it's totally irrelevant to this video bla bla bla bla

[@HooptiesGarage]

Lol you need the video to do the job but then act superior because I'm trying to explain the difference to people that may not know or want to know.

[@romanescalera7752]

How far do I punch the new inner racing flush or deeper hole is diper than racing thanks

[@HooptiesGarage]

It should stop and bottom out.

[@romanescalera7752]

Gracias hoopties garage.

[@freightube1629]

What size is the bearing nut on the outside?

[@gadnuk7159]

24mm

[@theslacker29ify]

1 1/16", I think..

[@JaydenStubbs]

I can't find the inner bearing anywhere!!! All I see listed are the outer/ tapered bearings.... HELP

[@HooptiesGarage]

It's inside the rotor

[@JaydenStubbs]

@@HooptiesGarage I mean... to buy them online. I can't find the inner bearing.

[@HooptiesGarage]

@@JaydenStubbs oh yeah I don't know rockauto doesn't have them ? I don't order much online I always use my local O'Reilly's for most parts. Rockauto should have it if you haven't tried there yet

[@JaydenStubbs]

@@HooptiesGarage thanks man, just replace the drivers front yesterday 😎 got both bearings at O reileys

[@007more7]

Did you even know you are making a video

[@HooptiesGarage]

Thank you

[@freightube1629]

I've watched about 20 of these videos and nobody says what size tools you need SMH

[@HooptiesGarage]

Just use channel locks you don't tighten that nut very tight like I explain in video it doesn't require a wrench.