How To Guide VW Golf mk4 Rear Wheel Bearing

[@jayybone6227]

Great pace and informative video

[@RestoDesignsnando]

Thanks 👍🏼

[@ikosimisimo3363]

good video mate! question please: don't we change only the bearing??? I never heard someone saying you should change the hub especially on the rear

[@RestoDesignsnando]

This is how they come on the mk4 platform cars, the polo 6n2 is the same setup nut in 4x100, and from the m5 onwards it's like this front and rear.

[@JJGOLF]

Great video, made it look too easy 😀

[@RestoDesignsnando]

Thanks 👍🏼

[@Pluviophile888]

Does this also cover the City Golf ? 2008 Thanks for the video, great work

[@matik5220]

I recommend using dremel tool to cut inner race of bearing, it is smaller and provides better control of cutting, so smaller chance of messing something up

[@RestoDesignsnando]

Yes you make a very valid point, a dremel size tool would be better.

[@Docv400]

A bit of heat from a Small Gas Torch will do the same. Grinding it didn't cut through, it's the heat produced that loosened it.

[@aware2action]

Could use a 3 jaw puller on the hub, and torch the struck inner race to expand it. Update: Now that I've done it already, a three jaw puller is all that is needed, to pull the hub and the stuck inner race(gripping it, depends on how sharp the jaws edges are, and needs a tiny clearance). Was worried of torching the abs sensor or the disassembly(and breaking it in the process) of it before hand😢. Could save some time and worries(of chiselling the sub axle shaft).

[@adivarso8175]

Yeah use a torch and melt your abs sensor in the process.

[@RestoDesignsnando]

yep totally true about the puller, but this is a DIY video and so most people will have a grinder if it came to the inner race being stuck, which it mostly does.

[@RestoDesignsnando]

yep good point,

[@jordsfjords885]

can this really be so easy? 😁 because I wantes to buy a bearing puller but stopped when I saw how much they cost 😅

[@RestoDesignsnando]

More or less, at the worst is if the inner ring sticks to the hub, angle grinder a lip and hammer it off with a chisel.

[@RileyWeston1]

just use a puller bro!

[@RestoDesignsnando]

Most people don't have a puller, so showed another way around the issue. but yes puller FTW

[@maximusmilkovski9344]

Not possible, is not to easy to get in.