2014-2020 JEEP Cherokee Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement

In this video i will show you how i removed and replaced the left rear wheel bearing on a 2015 JEEP Cherokee Limited. This repair video will also prove to be relevant for 2014 to 2020 year Cherokee's. NOTE: Doesn't matter what model it is, procedure is all the same.
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[@stevehickson1812]

Best way I just discovered to get that bearing off is to hit it hard from the top a couple times then come in from the bottom with a radial pump Jack and lift her up. I heard it snap once I did that, then I was able to tap it out much easier.

[@stephenmontes-bd8sl]

do you need to put the parking brake into service mode first, or no because you aren't fixing the brakes?

[@Tech-28]

Great question. No you don’t need to put the brakes in service mode, you can just take the caliper off

[@garyhunchak1857]

ya a couple shwacks.why didn't you show that?

[@Tech-28]

Well you see my hands were busy shwacking and I don’t have a third hand to film it otherwise I would have

[@HorsepowerHouse]

A small cellphone tripod is helpful. ​@@Tech-28

[@Tech-28]

@@HorsepowerHouse this is true, I have one now. I’ll be sure to record all of the shwacking efforts from here on out

[@HorsepowerHouse]

@Tech-28 If you do many videos, it is good to have various camera tripods and mounts. It just makes it easier for you as well as the viewer. I do them too.

[@tomondrek9860]

Nice video,I loosen the 4 bolts and back em out so end threads are flush,then use an old torx socket and air hammer to push the bearing out🤘🏼 every one has their methods.