2003-2007 Honda Accord Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement

This video will walk you through the steps required to remove and replace the rear wheel bearing on your 2003-2007 Honda Accord with rear Disc brakes.

[@yungoldhead5600]

I swear to God. The detail that u provide is gold! A lot of people just install and skip steps etc.. U answered every question I had.

[@Lfrohawker]

This applies to almost any year accord it looks like. I popped off my 91 hub thanks to your video! Thought it was a much bigger pain until I watched this.

[@mr.stoneybaloney9214]

32 mm for the wheel bearing?

[@nikokatana]

Yes, just did it myself yesterday

[@Eashlo88]

Is there any other way to get the race off other than using the cutting tool?

[@shaynekraczek3999]

I put a thin screwdriver behind it and worked it top, bottom, left, right and eventually got it far enough out I could slide it off.

[@Eashlo88]

@@shaynekraczek3999 thanks haha I left this comment just over 1 year ago 😂. The race popped right off and luckily wasn’t stuck for ke

[@shaynekraczek3999]

Haha oh good. Glad you're not still driving around with a busted wheel bearing 😂

[@mungox1]

my local garage wants $500 each to change them, must be the flat rate price

[@blue3sierra672]

Love the videos, would love to see a diagnose / repair of the F150 door ajar issue.

[@urbansoundscapes7734]

Nice video, a big help to tackle this repair - thanks.

[@andreydrozd7696]

Привет приятель. Это отличное видео! Все очень доступно объяснил и показал. Также стоит использовать немного медной смазки, по краям центрального колпачка, а также на посадочном месте для колеса на тормозном диске, чтобы колесный диск не прикипал и не пришлось стучать по нему ногой.)) Медная смазка не боится больших температур. Ты крутой механик, удачи тебе!))

[@mg8718]

Your breathing in asbesdos dust stop blowing air on that brake area.

[@mixedboi]

This is one of the most detailed videos I've seen. Thanks 😊

[@paulbanks9408]

Are the new bearings sealed with grease then ?

[@RonGeary]

What size is the axle nut?

[@danair17]

Great video Brother - I've done both rear hub/bearings on my 04 accord while referencing this video. Well done!

[@kenrolltideAlabama]

Got a drill just like that one

[@unanimous5678]

Really good video, great detail and thanks for not kicking out from under the car 😅. I just need to see if this applies the same way when the car has drum brakes?

[@omarvega1984]

Do you have to take off the inner race or why do I need to remove can someone help me doing this today and dident quiet understand that part

[@andrewsexton6117]

Funny how you just said "if you start with air the. Finish with air...." but then you sprayed brake cleaner

[@oregonguy71]

You make great tutorial videos! Thank you! Al in Portland, Oregon

[@bmsd6192]

Dope

[@kenrolltideAlabama]

Very well done

[@last1king]

I can't thank you enough for sharing this knowledge. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@mplsfarmer]

Very thorough. Thank you!!

[@charleswilson2872]

Great job on vido. Only thing I do different is that I bush the caluaber before I take caluaber off.

[@chetguida9572]

We would be friends lol!! Great personality man. Thanks for the awesome video!!

[@jozsefizsak]

Greatly appreciated! The small details were very helpful to avoid damaging parts.

[@saginaw60]

Cant-cha change just the bearing & use d old hub like i did on d front?

[@infinite540]

Thank you

[@papatee3024]

Niiiice 🫡

[@billydo5376]

Thank you for uploading this video.

[@montysonful]

good job

[@rastomasstanford7708]

I swear this dude was on a dig in Egypt Dust flying everywhere

[@Eashlo88]

The stake on mine is too tight to get any punch into it… what should I do?

[@andrewsexton6117]

Would a bad wheel bearing cause a tsc light on?

[@kyhomegarage3430]

Thank you bro.😊👍

[@bertharris9748]

Clean it before removing the dust cap. Great vid

[@nelsonjaneiro5543]

Nice when you have all the tools😅

[@danyelgirard2707]

Merci ça M a beaucoup aidé Doit-on changer les deux roues arriere

[@cp111777]

Hi good video. Nice and to the point. Quick question : Any grease to use ...? For example the part the new bearing slides onto?

[@taylorrobinson9032]

pretty sure there needs to be friction there. the bearing has a sleeve that sits on the spindle. the sleeve is what he had to crack to get off

[@NoCapKana]

Why was there no screws? Is that okay to not have screws in it?

[@waynebinky]

The screws do nothing really for us. More for the factory when they are building the car. It lightly secures the rotor while it's travelling down the line.

[@farajshamsa3404]

Very good thank you for this helpful video

[@jkkennedy8919]

Great video champ

[@johnathangreay987]

Sup homie?!

[@hailam7873]

thanks

[@deibupr]

Good video, nice! 👍🏻

[@PhillipBailey]

Good video, well produced 👌

[@DIYAutoHomeschool]

Thank you, I appreciate it. Glad you liked the video.

[@Aeroworks540]

Thanks!!!!

[@randyp6370]

Nice job

[@PhillyDee215]

👌👌👌

[@josevazquez9656]

Socket size please

[@shaynekraczek3999]

32mm

[@7t1Mookie]

Thanks man, helped me out.

[@blairnorthen2529]

598

[@ivansalamanca2394]

Too much talking.