How to Replace Hub Assembly/Wheel Bearings - 2004 Jeep Wrangler TJ!

[@paulsgaragedoorservice7903]

Good video. Thanks for not playing dumb music in the background.

[@_everydayoffroad_]

We try to have normal, down to earth helpful videos. I’m not a fan of music blasting in the background either

[@russellwolter5153]

You bent that stud using the crowbar. Put a lug nut back on to hold rotor in place. Stick a screwdriver or bolt into the rotor slot and use the caliper bracket as a backstop. Loosen your axle nut. Reverse the process for putting it on.

[@mikespine1]

Nice video. I have to do this procedure just to replace the dust shields.

[@Haze1552]

Currie has a statement indicating the anti rock system can cause a little more body roll Vs the standard setup but it is better for off-road than on road. Do you see the body roll on road with the anti rock?

[@_everydayoffroad_]

I run my Currie on the loosest setting - meant for Offroad. Their stiffest setting is supposed to be close to the stock sway bar set up. However, I’ve never run it on that setting so I’m not sure.

[@fanof308]

Did uou hear the noise why you changed them? Or was it preventative and heard the noise after the hub was off?

[@_everydayoffroad_]

I had no noise prior to changing them. I had a tiny amount of vertical play in my wheel assembly and knew it was close to time, especially with how hard I am on the Jeep off-road.

[@kevinwilson3499]

I would protect those lug threads with a few nuts before jamming the crowbar in there.

[@_everydayoffroad_]

Probably a wise move, but never had any issues before.

[@brandon87ize]

That is a super clean TJ. Mine only has 84k miles but it’s nowhere near that clean lol.

[@topclips1872]

I got one with over 200,000 miles that's pretty damn clean. Have to do this. Got the Death Wobble and found a broken lug stud. Fun times.

[@brandon87ize]

@@topclips1872 yeah I just ordered 5 new BFG KM3 I need wheel hubs and ball joints. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@AlabamaEnduro]

Where are the JACKSTANDS???!!!!

[@_everydayoffroad_]

You haven’t brought me any

[@Justshanedavis]

Good video. Isn’t it supposed to have a washer on that axle ?

[@michaelwatson7298]

At least slide the tire under its. That way if it falls you will not get crushed.

[@edwinnaphtaly1516]

@@_everydayoffroad_ Lol😄😄

[@PhatboyHD88]

I used MOOG bearings on mine . The drivers side was made in America and cost $225 . The passenger side was made in South Korea , an cost $160 . Go figure 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️