2000 Land Rover Discovery 2 Wheel Bearing Hub Replacement

CLAY'S AUTO

[@cdchantler]

Dude, love your accent /style! Great / helpful video, thanks from a fellow D2 owner in the uk 😎👍

[@schoolguy10]

I did everything on my left from tire as you did, but the remaining bolt/screw was bad and did not put it on. And now the left tire grinds and shakes after a left turn

[@gottarantulas6612]

Thanks my brotha! Your video ce at the right time :)

[@sevinsound]

Its actually a 19mm socket that fits the nuts that hold the caliper housing on. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation :-) I was outside doing mine and got confused so I came in and watched your video and realized I just had to whack the rotor to get it off :-)

[@davejones2541]

Thanks, I found this useful

[@killsalive1]

ok, so there isn't a wheel bearing here that changes out?

[@ryanhenry21]

My hub but won’t budge even with penetrating spray and impact wrench 😠

[@cancerfour69er]

yes good vid but let people no what torque on which nuts/bolts...thumbs up overall 475 NM, 30NM, 175NM...

[@the1stime]

I appreciate you giving back. And Z was on point on camera skills

[@BrutalAnzug]

Thank you for the video! You explained everything that I needed to know to do this job myself.

[@Yesimbs]

Thank god you made this. Extremely helpful

[@Justinhoar]

Great video thanx man!

[@MOlifJ]

Thanks Clay. Going have a crack at mine tomorrow.

[@dinghenryst]

wheel bearing huuuub xD ni e video man!

[@Manuelfrsilvau2]

It's nooot a 32mm nut! but a 1-1/4inch 6 Point socket to remove the nut! and it's 475Nm torque!

[@Manuelfrsilvau2]

Plus it should be applied a new nut, discard the old!

[@bigbill74scots]

Manuel Silva: Well said. 'shade tree mechanics' is fine but when its done wrong its not cool.

[@johnbowley1028]

He sounded better when the v8 muffeld his voice