How To Replace Front Wheel Bearings Nissan Pathfinder 1987 - 2004 Complete

1987 - 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Front Wheel Bearing Replacement.
Remove Repack or Replace Tapered Roller Wheel Bearings on a Nissan Pathfinder from 1987 to 2004. How to repack and adjust tapered roller wheel bearings.
To Get The Job Done:
1987 - 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Front Outer Bearing 1 Side Timken: amzn.to/41zbqiO
1987 - 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Front Inner Bearing 1 Side Timken: amzn.to/49JEdU3
1987 - 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Front Inner Bearing Seal: amzn.to/48ucve1
Bearing Race and Seal Driver Set: amzn.to/481Siwj
Lucas Oil 10574 RED N Tacky GREASE: amzn.to/3RxmeZR
Timken GR224TUB Wheel bearing Grease: amzn.to/3tpPdqF
Spindle Nut Wrench (used in Video): amzn.to/3yl2bb8
Spindle Nut Wrench (same tool, different brand): amzn.to/48nNy3z
AVM 461 Manual Locking Hub Set 28-Spline Multiple Fitment (Read Description): amzn.to/48l9pZm
Manual Locking Hub Set 28-Spline Multiple Fitment (Read Description): amzn.to/3UXZGEZ
Manual Locking Hub Set 28-Spline Multiple Fitment (Read Description): amzn.to/49f6KS3
Upgrade Rear Control Arms Upper Lower for Nissan Pathfinder, Infiniti QX4 97-2004: amzn.to/3US73xT
Heavy Duty Steel Flat Punch: amzn.to/4aqBNvg
Carbon Steel Pin Punch Set: amzn.to/41sfam5
Click Type Torque Wrench: amzn.to/3amnqtg
Impact Socket Set (Includes 13mm and 22mm): amzn.to/48mMux2
Snap Ring Plier Set: amzn.to/4867WGX
CRC BRAKLEEN Brake Parts Cleaner: amzn.to/3RouLOU
1987 - 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Wheel Bearing Lock Nut Full Kit: amzn.to/3GSbosy
PROTECTIVE GEAR:
-Face Masks: amzn.to/3D0zCiW
-Safety Goggles: amzn.to/3fZQfNq
-Safety Goggles (2-Pack): amzn.to/2PX2eR5
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-Nitrile Gloves (6-mil): amzn.to/3awjyWQ
TORQUE SETTINGS (Nissan Factory Service Manual)
Bearing Set Torque: 58-72 ft-lb
Bearing Adjust Torque: 13 in-lbs (1.1 ft-lbs)
Lock Ring Screw Torque: 10.4 - 15.6 in-lbs
Hub Flange Six 13mm nuts: (18-26 ft-lb)
Brake Caliper Bolts (Size may vary): 127-134 ft-lb
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[@Judahdad]

Best wheel bearing video out there for our old pathfinders. This is going to save me so much money just being able to do it myself. Keep doing what you’re doing man!

[@ScubaMoto]

Yeah our R50's aren't perfect but their worth the effort. Thanks for the feedback, I'm glad it helped. Enjoy the repair.

[@mcadam2804]

Great Video. Best I have seen...

[@ScubaMoto]

Appreciate that

[@jeremyah78]

Concise, and super helpful! Thank you!

[@ScubaMoto]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment.

[@robomania6164]

Thank you sir 🫡

[@ScubaMoto]

Glad I could help. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnnywood8082]

Great video! I did mine 2 years ago, but a refresher is nice. BTW:I have the same wheels, what manual hubs are you using that allows use of the OEM wheel? Thanks!

[@ScubaMoto]

I'm glad you liked the video. There are several types/Brands that will work. All of the manual hubs linked in the video description will work with the factory wheels shown in the video. I hope that helps. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnnywood8082]

@@ScubaMoto great thanks. I did not even think to look in the description.

[@1fas92]

Hey GREAT video.. What is that exact tool that you are using to tighten up the axle nut? the link is your description seems different.

[@ScubaMoto]

Thanks, I'm glad it helped. The exact tool in the video seems to have sold out so I had pulled the link. I put the link back in though so you can search on it's description in hopes of finding it elsewhere. Thanks for sharing.

[@mcadam2804]

I found mine on amazon...don't pay the 82 bucks they want for one of them....mine was 32 canadian dollars and works fine..2 pronged socket. cheers.'

[@PillCozbee]

Great video! Any different for 2wd?

[@ScubaMoto]

Small difference. Your hub is simpler and the steering knuckle won't have an axle coming through so you won't have to deal with that. Removal of bearing races from the hub, installation and adjustment will be the same.

[@On-down-the-road]

Can you help me find the hub socket?

[@ScubaMoto]

A lot of auto parts shops have them. Our NAPAs have them. I've also got links in the video description to get you started.

[@patricksmith3761]

Where did you get the rims?

[@ScubaMoto]

Factory issue. They're one of the 17x8-inch Nissan factory wheels offered for the 2002 LE model. I'm pretty sure the factory part number for this wheel is 40300-5W528.

[@patricksmith3761]

@@ScubaMoto Thanks