Chevy Silverado axle shaft seal replacement

[@hughmalloy5414]

And next time just use the magnet to pull the c-clips they will come out faster and use a wide gasket scraper to pull out old seals other than that good job 👏

[@kennithmorella2693]

Great video 👍 precisely what I needed to tackle the problem. Accurate and to the point. Easy to follow mission accomplished. Thank you 🙏 Have a great day from Buffalo New York. Stay safe and healthy 🇺🇸

[@paganpoetprophet6441]

Very good informative video , was going to do my rear brake shoes only to discover seal leaking , I dread pulling axle my first , c clip looks tricky but your video has convinced me , I can do , I unfortunately working in gravel outside haha good video thanks for making it I subscribed

[@geraldmaxwell4318]

the trick is to use a magnet to remove the c clamp

[@JimboJangle]

Great coverage on how to do the job.Thanks.Will have a go now.Thanks.

[@tofertallman2512]

Great vid thanks! 4:41 the trick is using a magnet

[@09Youba]

Excellent video and great camera work. If you have to replace the seal in both sides do you just pull both axles and then replace the C clamp and pin. I have never done this but I might have to give it a go. Thank for all your help.

[@duramax78]

One thing I learnt from a seasoned mechanic was to buy a pump bottle and use varsol bulk, it’s way cheaper than brake fluid and actually cleans way better.

[@MrMcscrufflesIV]

He definitely didn’t what that rear end cover to leak 😂 only half a tube of gasket maker later.

[@coreymcneill17]

🤣

[@ricardoweis342]

Thanks mate, very good video. Regards from Chile 🇨🇱

[@TheRealChuckNorris]

Always replace in pairs. If one fails the other isn't far behind

[@duramax78]

Thanks for making this video.

[@johnhujet1530]

Great video!!!

[@Notaslave1961]

C clip on mine turning out to be a real beast.

[@starchiefgrayflake8224]

Excellent video.

[@jasondrinon8488]

A plus video bud. Thanks

[@hughmalloy5414]

Also add a rubber hose to the tip of the grease bottle to get it all in fast just a tip is all

[@stevelangston2359]

Nice I gonna try it now

[@_JustFixinDeezKhars]

Great Video Thanks Bro 💯

[@jwentworth4378]

Great ..well executed

[@zendit570]

Is it the same for the other wheel seal?

[@JohnnySilverwrench]

Very good informative video good content thank you

[@LittleAnastasia...]

What's the price to fix?

[@slimefinesse4617]

What year is This truck?

[@JesusGuerrero-fe3du]

What kind of grease do you use to grease up the axle seal bearings?

[@partsshooter]

If it was a red grease you saw during installation, then just a wheel bearing grease. Gear oil was used when refilling rear end.

[@mtsanchez27]

What year is this truck?

[@hughmalloy5414]

Good enough job but I would have bought the paper gasket and some black gasket maker 😊

[@fred1706]

How many liters did the differential carry?

[@partsshooter]

Fill till it spill 😎

[@edgardoestrada313]

Do you need to ise rtv around the wheel seal ?

[@partsshooter]

No sir... it may look pretty doing something extra but totally not necessary. The seal is pressed in

[@beebop7552]

Debris is pronounced "debree..."

[@owentimo]

Troll

[@Notaslave1961]

Oh Shit!

[@thewoodsytype7243]

Can this cause a mushy brake pedal ?

[@partsshooter]

The leaky seal getting on brake shoes? -no

[@partsshooter]

Check for leaks in the brake system, worn wheel bearings or master cylinder. Also defective abs pump can cause mushy pedal or air in system

[@thewoodsytype7243]

Ok thank you..... no leaks and my pads are fine. I bled them today but they still didn't get pressure. My abs light has been on a few weeks now.

[@partsshooter]

@@thewoodsytype7243 most common is master cylinder

[@amadoubah9093]

Chevrolet avalanche 2006 but we’ll hot

[@owentimo]

I'm about to do this on mine. Do you think it's recommended to put blue thread lock on that carrier pin Bolt? Great job by the way.

[@sleddarcheddar]

Yes. Definitely

[@FlyEaglesFly19111]

No thread lock on the carrier pin bolt. And get a new bolt as they are NOT supposed to be reused.

[@sleddarcheddar]

@@FlyEaglesFly19111 please do explain. There's no reason not to reuse it. It isn't torque to yield.

[@hughmalloy5414]

It all has torqe specs fyi good to do it right the first time

[@vmaster4406]

Hey how long did it take you

[@partsshooter]

Like 2hrs I wanna say, probably mentioned the labor time in video, I usually do

[@vmaster4406]

Ok thanks