BMW E91 Front Wheel Bearing Replacement. Step by Step Guide

[@gplusgplus2286]

Very nice video but don't buy the "Ridex" or "Stark" brands from autodoc they are chinesium crap, get good bearings like FAG, SKF, NTN, Timken etc.

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

I was on budget so I bought the cheapest I can get. But I thought Stark is good. Next time, I will avoid these chinesium.

[@dancotube]

Easy to understand and shows effort you have to put in replacing it.

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Thanks and appreciate your feedback.

[@Krillekris]

Interesting video. I'm just watching for fun 🙂

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Nice :)

[@bunny-k7p]

Thanks for this video very helpful for us...

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Thanks

[@evensisftw]

Thanks, I must have watched your video 5 times before actually doing the job. Heating up the loctite with a blow torch helps a ton with this. Car is so much quieter since installing. Without concise videos like yours, I would have been lost. Thanks a ton. I bought a FAG wheel bearing kit, which had replacement bolts with loctite 270 on them already.

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

I am glad that video helped you. FAG parts are quality. Its good to change the bolts with the new which is nice you got new one with the part. You are right, without torch heating the bolts can be hard to remove. Appreciate your feedback.

[@suj1945]

Nice work bro

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Thanks bro

[@diecksl]

Hands down the best video on how to do it, with all things that will go wrong

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Thanks and appreciate your feedback

[@teodormihai2244]

How many nm did you tightened the bolts ?

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

I think it was 120 Nm for wheel bearing bolts. Red thread lock is also recommended for these bolts.

[@trevorquinton5393]

Those bolts behind the strut tower are insane! Rust is just brown threadlock right lololol

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

You are spot on bro :D

[@peterwalton5768]

You could have used a heat gun to loosen the locktite. Heat to 50 degrees celsius. Apart from that, great guide.

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

I did not had heat gun at that time. But yeah, heat helps alot. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@robertwootton2161]

Yes heat would soften that threadlock

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

I did use torch in another bmw and heat made a big difference.

[@adnanfile]

nice video thanx . keep up the work

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Thank you

[@humbertofonseca8563]

Excellent video

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Thanks bro!

[@youngjedi9199]

Is the same for x drive models?

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

I wouldn't say exactly same but pretty much same principle rather.

[@kkshangla]

Outstanding

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Thanks buddy

[@matthewwheeler8215]

What is the torque for the bolts?

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Its 120 Nm/88.50 lb-ft

[@matthewwheeler8215]

Thanks for the quick reply, great video very helpful 👍

[@sarmadaakash5437]

Really Helpful 👍👍

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

I am glad it helped 👍

[@emanuelwatches1226]

do you have instagram?

[@carrepairandtoolsvideos]

Unfortunately no, but i am considering to make one for this channel in future. If you have a question, you can ask here and I will try to answer to best of my knowledge.