2012 Jeep Patriot rear wheel bearing assembly. How to change rear hub assembly.

2012 Jeep Patriot rear wheel bearing assembly. How to change rear hub assembly. If you are wondering how to install or remove or replace a part on your car, I hope this video will help show you how to change it.
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[@paultaylor7691]

Yes. Yours is the first video to clearly show the ABS sensor insertion into the flange of the bearing. I'm grateful for that detail since various garages have stated new bearings are needed (c$650) in order to reattach those sensors, despite no bearing failure-noise being heard or noted. Thank you.

[@williamdavidson9009]

Mine the tab that holds the sensor was completely rusted off. Wheel bearings were fine but ABS/ Traction Control/4WD were screwed up because sensor was just floating around. I had to cut the 4 bolts and beat the bearing out of the spindle. I hate rust! Great Video showing how to do this job!

[@DGSantaFe]

Awesome video, I just broke my head trying 2 stick that ABS sensor back in n is still loose. Now, that you showed how is done, I will take care of it, thanks a bunch 😊

[@horsepower0539]

You did a very good job showing thank you I just hope mine comes apart that easy

[@JB-tz9pi]

nice. that wasn't bad. i feel the biggest pain for me working off jack stands would be the four bolts in the back.

[@Arkansmith]

Thanks for posting. Really good video.

[@williamdyckman9704]

Tod, have to do this shortly, thanks for all the info !!

[@TheLithidell]

Great video man. Appreciate the help.

[@davidtena561]

You the best thank you for the video

[@diggybean2705]

Thank you

[@hellothere8972]

Great info -- thanks

[@RRaucina]

Worth a few crappy Chilton books at least. Great!

[@burrmiller4521]

The front wheel bearing

[@questionreality6003]

So you're not doing it AGAIN SOON get USA made Timken bearings or bearing/hub assemblies! (jeep patriot compass etc. used crap and is why we're all early changing them ! well chinese crap will fail even earlier I KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE, CHANGING THEM AGAIN ! :(

[@veedubklown]

I'm putting MOOG sealed bearings in mine, how did yours hold up?