How to replace axle wheel seal on semi truck freightliner cascadia kenworth, volvo. STEP BY STEP

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Check out this video we did on how to torque the spacer cup, and subscribe to that channel!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4mxaX-Yr9udgqM 25:54

[@jameshinze7878]

I just wanted to say thank you for all your different videos you have made on fixing Freightliner Trucks. The way that you explain the whole process has really helped me to understand how to fix my own problems. Cheers My friend, Keep up the great content.

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

I really appreciate your comment, thank you sir 🙏

[@isaaccharles4051]

Great video brother learned a lot I am a journeyman heavy equipment mechanic I am still in the learning phase thanks for the step by step instructions for this procedure God bless

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

thank you sir!! thanks for watching

[@davidabrams1]

Do not put silicone sealer on the rubber part of the seal it will stick to tge rubber and steel then when you move the truck it will ball up and cause a leak. Unless it is a silicone type lube?

[@Carloscruz-ul4uj]

Always s good to have people like U helping N giving ideas to solve the problems for others good job my brother

[@aimstrucking7686]

Great video. I would never doing it my self but good to see how it’s done

[@hdvolkl]

For a do it yourself mechanic, I gotta say you gave all the right advice on doing it, only thing you have to add is that fact with that spacer in between the bearings it needs to be torqued to a special torque so it will set the proper bearing lash or free place of .001-.005. Usually need to be torqued to around 300 foot pounds or so. But all in all the bearings would last just fine if someone were to follow the directions. The freightliner books calls for everything as you said it except for the torque as I had mentioned.

[@elbatelles796]

For the torque is no problem, but if you want to torque it,it goes a 45 psi

[@johnw4590]

Good video. But that is a conmet hub. Your wheel will fall off if you don't torque that hub nut to 300 ft.lb. Don't ever never back it off! That spacer is there to set the preload on the bearings.

[@thereviewer4173]

@@johnw4590 The Freightliner manual says 250 ft lbs for PreSet type bearings using an Axilok nut (like in the video). Mine is also a ConMet hub and has not fallen off or leaked. The manual gives different instructions based on the type of nut. I’m seeing 4 different types of nuts.

[@killnconquer2645]

There is no proper bearing lash when there’s a spacer it’s zero

[@Boyleheights213por-vida]

Man I appreciate this video you made.. .gracias ... I'll be sure to teach someone else what I learned from you . 👍👍👍👍

[@nickdyess581]

Hey man, I appreciate your videos. I've been driving trucks for 20 years, and owner operator for about 4 months. Most of the repairs I've done so far, I learned how to do it by watching your videos. I've got basically the same truck, but dd13. When something breaks I look for your videos 👍

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Im glad our videos were able to help you on your truck, I really appreciate you watching sir 🙏

[@randeepsingh369]

Hey Nick, is it good being o/o . Thinking about same . Heard it’s not a good time … please suggest??

[@randeepsingh369]

@@nickdyess581 thanks

[@1I3b]

I've never used silicone sealant in this places, thanks for video.

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Almost no one does it, but it has work for us, thanks for watching sir 🙏

[@guybuddyman838]

Another banger! Im gonna let mine leak thats a big job. Respect!

[@MrAutospec]

Thanks from Russia! Very helpful!

[@dvmitchell4704]

Great video! I would just add that mineral spirits is a much safer cleaner for yourself and the parts.

[@danielgarcia9095]

Awesome video Awesome way of changing seals and how to turn your liver green with chemicals going straight into your pors...

[@MG-ks1qg]

It's always a good idea to replace the bearing every time. It's a While It's Out kind of thing. A bearing costs about $90. A service truck costs $300 minimum. Also, to clean the gaskets from the hub, use an air rotary tool with a red pad. Much better than sandpaper. And you should also repaint the hub once assembled.

[@epiphanio4430]

Thanks my brother for the video firme arriba Texas usa.

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@shumaito3292]

I am so surprised that there are no grease but differential oil in the wheel hub. Most Japanese semi truck have a grease in itself. The video helps me to study European and American car structure! A Nissan diesel (UD) mechanic, Shuma Ito

[@7024395683]

Best videos I found tankful for the education

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

thank you, hopefully this will help you

[@evanalhashimi426]

thank u for showing us every step God bless u go ahead

[@Jeff-zk6db]

Great vid. Only thing I do different is I pry the wheel seal out so I dont have to beat the bearing. But great how too.

[@micmike]

That was a great lesson, thanks. You explain very well

[@VideoByPatrick]

Very helpful info, thanks !

[@TwoCents690]

Thanks for video. Almost left the back of seal on spindle. 😲 👍

[@JungliStVDuB]

I died watching this video 😂 but this guy knows whats good 💯👑

[@Bosnianfear15]

Dude love the videos very simple steps

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thank you really appreciate it 🙏

[@edic2619]

Great video. You did a great job explaining. Very easy to understand. Thank you.

[@88miken36]

If you get vice grips and grip it to the lip of the ring stuck on the spindle and go around pulling the vice grip toward you the ring comes right off dont have to hammer the spindle like that…ive seen people make huge grooves on spindle hammering it

[@gilbertramirez4215]

Thanks for this information really helpful for me

[@malcoma.8840]

Excellent video

[@defenda2477]

Nice video dude, cheers for the upload

[@dvmitchell4704]

Also I would add that you make sure you don’t use silicone that has cleaner in it because it will degrade the rubber seal.

[@georgemoser8245]

Thank you for taking the time to make and post the video

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

thanks for watching sir, appreciate it 🙏

[@estuardomiranda]

Saludos amigo muy buen video mi padre tiene un camion en mi país pero siempre e tenido deseo de hacer eso hace años un primo lo hizo esta ves yo lo are Saludos desde brooklin New York

[@johnb1121]

Can we see a tool box tour Please 😍😍😍😍😍

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

I will make one soon, thanks for watching sir 🙏

[@johnb1121]

@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY 😍😍😍😍😍

[@johnb1121]

@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY 😥

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXLTgZSOiLelrZI Just made the tool box tour

[@lancerains4185]

I highly recommend the paper gasket when you install the axle...

[@Mateo-Nuca]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge it helped a lot.

[@moneymikeslickwill8749]

I was like nooo where’s the gloves 🧤 no glove no love

[@Gmam626]

Thank you bro. About to do it my self.

[@quocbinhduongnt8646]

1:40 tới 2:50 hay lắm anh ơi vì socket 3/4 hay lắm anh ơi

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thank you!! sir

[@quocbinhduongnt8646]

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[@Gallo77769]

Good videos, Thanks

[@brandonhaws2943]

Thanks for the video. What was your technique for removing the nuts from the studs that pulled out of the hub? The studs that pulled out are in the hub at 18:30 without the nuts.

[@jitskid831]

Great video bro lots of detail really learned a lot from your video thanks for posting I will subscribe👍🏼

[@peyton.c8399]

Hey man thanks for the video you helped me out

[@vicpetrishak1077]

With this system spacer torque. 300 foot pounds

[@dISmAG13]

Wrong!!

[@josuemedina6038]

That's for share your skills, only the silicon it's not necessary. Regards from el Salvador

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thanks for watching sir

[@vallroadtrucking5177]

Eres Chignon! Thanks 4 Videos

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Gracias amigo!!

[@kulwant747]

Good details honestly made

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@teagesgile3198]

Very nice

[@IndianTruckWorkshop]

Great work brother 👍👍👍

[@two_tone]

Always good practice to replace races and bearings. I mean you might as well its already off.

[@everrolmalcolm2933]

Job well done ...

[@IndianTruckWorkshop]

Great work buddy 👍👍

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@luisbetances3470]

Hello, thank you very much for the video. Could you tell me the size of the nut, if it is 3/34 or 3/78?

[@luisbetances3470]

in freightliner cascadia 2020

[@edgarcortes384]

You guys are BadAss!!

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thanks for watching sir 🙏

[@mlez7197]

i don't work on Diésels...but this is a great video...very interesting

[@elijahowens8507]

Well done guys!!

[@Rocknranchman]

Very informative video! The only thing I don’t agree with is the use of Gasoline to clean with! As you know Gasoline ⛽️ is an explosive 💥 motor fuel and one spark and ⚡️🔥 🚒 🚑 There are other safe alternatives to use that are available such as a parts cleaner or brake cleaner in a spray can! - I agree with the Silicone use as added insurance to prevent a leak. Avoid ⛽️ Gasoline at all costs! Thanks for taking the time to make and post this video!

[@ilhamakbar6364]

Middle axle western star.. i like this job's

[@bluedemon79]

Que buen video! Muchas gracias!

[@johnw4590]

Good vid but that hub nut should be torqued to 300 ft. Lb using a calibrated torque wrench and torque multiplier. Dont back off. I see guys do this not correct. CONMET hub torque is posted on line.

[@samrepairsdiy]

Hello John here is the link for the Conmet preset hub kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4mxaX-Yr9udgqM.

[@johnw4590]

In stalled a trailer Conmet hub couple months ago.. brand new hub spacer and nut.. think the torque in the directions was 800 ft.lb. no back off. (for new installation)

[@samrepairsdiy]

@@johnw4590 Yes every application needs different final torque, you are right they don't need to back off the nut.👍

[@rodolfobolomey9173]

Los rodamientos entraron muy sueltos en el yugo.

[@MariaOrLex]

I like the silicone idea

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

yes it will last longer, thanks for watching sir

[@curtisoular]

Great details!!! Great episode!!!

[@mlafi7]

Nitrile gloves buddy cheap worth every dime

[@azizomer3092]

Nice job man. What kind of silicon and oil did u use

[@danp7463]

That's Permatex ultra grey. I wouldn't use it on the inside of the seal

[@teagesgile3198]

Very nice

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thanks for watching sir 🙏

[@g41thomas]

Another great video... Thank you

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

thank you sir

[@imadahmmad1965]

Good job thanks

[@SC_XOLOs]

@1:25 axle, but shaft works too

[@dondonzi2627]

Excellent video!

[@TATEXPRESSINC]

Great job on the video👍🏻

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

thank you sir!!

[@gasparini76]

Great video, thank you. When an oil change is needed in the diff? I mean... What is the right mileage to change the oil, please? thanks

[@dennisdapp7405]

It's a crush collar it protects the aluminum hub from being damaged if wheel bearings are not tighten to spec.

[@TopBluePitts]

what is the torque specs for the 8 bolts removed o the hub? I cant find any torque specs mine is the same

[@1mariomarm]

Tnks for sharing

[@johnvezina]

If your gonna use silicone on the axel shaft ends and not a gasket use a bead of it not spread it thin with your finger cause it will leak I prefer to use the gasket I actually double them up 2 per side never never leaks .

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thanks for the advice, we been doing it this way for years and they don’t leak

[@robertovillalon2841]

Thanks!

[@eddiepacheco7885]

Did you have to replace your brakes were they covered in oil?

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Is recommended to replace if they have oil, sometimes i clean them if is not too much

[@miraciamiracia8007]

Preset should be torqued. You don't loose it. Next time check the torque spec and do it right.

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thanks for watching and paying attention, good job

[@miraciamiracia8007]

Welcome

[@merlonfox8769]

Do you have a video of what tools is a must have?

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXLTgZSOiLelrZI I have this one, thanks for watching

[@merlonfox8769]

@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY thanks for teaching keep em comjng

[@mauiboy96768]

Just a thought, if you’re replacing the seal, why not replace the bearings too if you’re already there? So you won’t have to worry about damaging them.

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thats true, i was low on cash 💸

[@moneymikeslickwill8749]

Great video bro 😎 are you out here in SoCal??

[@twistedbigdaddy]

What size is the jam nut

[@orlanmedina3693]

Bastante informativo. Gracias

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

grasias!!

[@christianlorenz843]

Cool. Thanks!

[@dvmitchell4704]

Using silicone instead of the gasket is not recommended! The gasket is to seal the axle, but to also creat a buffer between the two dissimilar metals. Dissimilar metals will cause rust if they touch.

[@Mario-wn8gx]

En ese sistema no, ya que el retén es giratorio, la parte interna debe quedar fija en el eje.

[@Conor8071]

Thanks, this was great .

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

thanks for watching sir!!!!

[@juanenriquez2193]

Super Information muy bien te doy un 9

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Gracias, vamos por el 10!!

[@Lifeisaquicktrip]

Thank you✅👍

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Thanks for watching sir 🙏

[@AstroRef68]

Great video

[@billywallingatduckstowing7331]

Doubt I'll get a reply since this video was posted two years ago, but my hub will not come off. Just hit harder?

[@samanthaowens1895]

Nice

[@terrymcgillicuddy8056]

Thanks for the information

[@123elvergomez]

Buen video amigo, Una pregunta, No necesito el empaque de papel, sólo uso silicona en el eje? Qué papel puedo usar para hacer este empaque (gasket)

[@djperezhitparade]

¿Dónde compraste la herramienta para instalar el sello de aceite?, creo que tenía el número de parte CR-435.

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Lo compre en fleet pride en amazon lo tienen pero esta muy caro www.fleetpride.com/parts/brakes-wheel-end/wheel-end/wheel-seal-installation-tool/skf-wheel-seal-installation-tool-435?cclcl=en_US amzn.to/30JWAY9

[@djperezhitparade]

@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY 👍

[@djperezhitparade]

@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY Yo he comprado en Amazon un set hecho por la compañía Lisle, la descripción era bastante pobre y, como los sellos eran bastante semejantes al CR-435, los compré para instalar mis hub seals. Cuando los recibí me di cuenta de que cada uno viene con el número de sello para el cual fue diseñado, grabado en la cara inferior, al buscar en Internet, me di cuenta de que esos números pertenecen a sellos de Timken National específicamente, pero, aún así, al observarlos más de cerca, comprobé que la geometría, o sea, las formas y dimensiones de los drivers son bastante semejantes al CR-435 realmente. Mi pregunta es: ¿podrías, por favor, tomar un pie de rey y darnos las dimensiones del driver CR-435 (sobre todo los diámetros) para ver si coinciden con las dimensiones de alguno de los drivers de este set de Lisle que he comprado?

[@djperezhitparade]

@@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY Por cierto, ¿serviría este mismo driver para poner el sello delantero, o sea, el sello del hub en el steering axle?

[@helderhenoch3698]

Boa noite daqui de Portugal gostei do video parabéns muito profissional obrigado Hélder Henoch

[@danieldoucet9121]

It's a good idea to fill the hub cavity before putting the outer bearing in place.

[@miguelangelvalderrama1808]

6:04 Hey man don't waste de gasoline that way, just go and buy a degreaser they are cheaper than gasoline gallons.

[@danielvelazquez6723]

No torque specifications? No seals for shaft?

[@williamvillarta5088]

Willie in Kansas USA .

[@djperezhitparade]

Where did you buy the seal installing tool (CR-435)?

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

Lo compre en fleet pride en amazon lo tienen pero esta muy caro www.fleetpride.com/parts/brakes-wheel-end/wheel-end/wheel-seal-installation-tool/skf-wheel-seal-installation-tool-435?cclcl=en_US amzn.to/30JWAY9

[@jibblesq]

Maaaan... Don't hit the bearing unless you're replacing it. Use a lady foot prybar from the back. Also, use the round side of your ball peen on the section of seal that's on the seal journal to stretch the metal and it will loosen it up.

[@navneetshukla1674]

From where did u got the socket for the differential Plug

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

i bought it at the freightliner dealer

[@navneetshukla1674]

Thank you

[@joseonvielma976]

Una pregunta si alguien me la puede responder el juego del valero en la pista es normal

[@terrellscaife2411]

That’s nice work

[@TRUCKINGTIPSDIY]

thank you sir!!