How To Replace Rear Wheel Bearing 1998-2002 Honda Accord

In this video I show you how to replace a rear wheel bearing at home on a 1998-2002 Honda Accord. I hope you guys find this video helpful!
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[@rolandorodriguez9662]

Thank you this video was very helpful....

[@robertdiehl9003]

I just replaced rotors/hub/bearing on a 1997 Honda Accord with captive rotor set up. What a p.i.t.a. but got job done. Now trying to replace both transmission shift solenoids but it cost average of &600.00 for decent named brand parts. It feels like the car gets slammed in the back by a bus doing 30mph every time gears switch. Yes, I drain & refilled 3 times using Honda DSW atf. I should of got a 98 Toyota Camry because they are so simple to work on compared to 90's Honda... Nice video !

[@RICHY6]

Thank you I appreciate it! Try looking on rockauto.com for your solenoids they have name brand parts and they always have great prices

[@matthewschram1100]

Very good video thank you so much

[@benhans1139]

Nice video. Very clear.

[@RICHY6]

Thank you!

[@peguerordchannel3234]

Good video 👍🏻👍🏻

[@RICHY6]

Thank you I appreciate it!

[@renydelacruz5594]

What’s the zise of the cube he used

[@crpro5420]

How much for one of four wheels cost with parts?

[@Bekov_Kairat]

Nice video! Is this 3.0L V6 Honda Accord? I wonder if this 512179 Moog bearing fits my 1998-2002 V6 Accord

[@RICHY6]

Yea its a 3.0 V6. The bearing should fit.. i looked up the part # and it says its for a 98-02 Accord

[@Bekov_Kairat]

@@RICHY6 Thanks, friend! Your reply helped a lot some Honda owner 11K Kms away from the US. Much appreciation!

[@RICHY6]

@@Bekov_Kairat You're welcome, glad i can help

[@dqueen71]

So does it matter whether it's a 4 or 6 cylinder 98-02 Accord?

[@peguerordchannel3234]

@@dqueen71 yes

[@1998lemuel]

that 5 lug hub, is that a direct conversion from the 4 lug? I mean can I use that to convert my '00 accord to 5 lug? thanks

[@RICHY6]

I dont think its a direct conversion. I believe the calipers and rotors might be bigger on the 5 lug accords. Try to measure them on your car and compare with a 5 lug accord at the junkyard. Thats what i would do haha. Maybe they are the same and all you have to do is change the bearings and the hubs.

[@1998lemuel]

@@RICHY6 Thanks! I'll do that

[@santiomisakin228]

Hello I have a 1998 Honda accord torneo cf4 manage to take off all most everything but when I went to take off the wheel hub one of the piece stayed on n looks to be on good how could I take it off

[@RICHY6]

You can try to pry it off and if that doesnt work you might need to cut it with a grinder

[@ralphexwhyzee8168]

Hi, i have a 2000 accord, and i'm suspecting that the rear right bearing has gone bad, so i wanted to ask you how did you know you needed to change the bearing ? Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

[@Ricostaxxz]

When bearings go bad you can spin the hub and see if its smooth which is good, if making a noise and stops after a few spins the. Your bearings are bad. Had this issue myself

[@RICHY6]

When the bearing goes bad you can usually hear a humming/ wobble noise. It gets louder with increased speed especially on the highway

[@crpro5420]

​@@RICHY6 like whistling sound?

[@AlbertSalazar-dt1pq]

Thank yooy

[@RICHY6]

Yessir you’re welcome

[@shamanbaray6327]

Hey I'm about to do this job, could you tell me what size the socket is please?

[@RICHY6]

Its a 36mm socket

[@shamanbaray6327]

@@RICHY6 Awesome!😎 Thank You So Much! Really good video, clear, to the point, and shows step by step what to do!👍

[@RICHY6]

@@shamanbaray6327 Thank you🙏🏽 Glad i can help!

[@romankosnar7276]

Do I need after any break adjustment or hand break adjustment?

[@RICHY6]

No it shouldnt need to be adjusted

[@RICHY6]

No it shouldnt need to be adjusted

[@dawinsantos2262]

What sizes socket for the axle nut ?

[@RICHY6]

Its either 32mm or 36mm i don’t remember which one haha

[@julionazario9143]

32mm

[@julionazario9143]

same as 1” 1-4

[@bradwiltshire457]

What about the bearing geease

[@williamhaynes7089]

This is the V6 model.... but similar to the 4 cylinder

[@dw4940]

Could these rear bearings be repacked?

[@RICHY6]

I dont believe so

[@Mike-hu7rm]

where are the parking brake shoes??

[@Alex-rp1ht]

The e-brake is built into the rear caliper and uses the regular brake pads.

[@bradwiltshire457]

Wat about the bearing grease

[@RICHY6]

The hub/bearing comes ready to go no need for additional grease. The inner side of the bearing doesn't need grease because it stays stationary on the shaft

[@Jess88176]

This might be an 03 accord? Pretty sure the rear brakes were shoes up until 03. My 01 is a completely different job than this.

[@nfsspartanprim]

Nope, V6 models have disc brakes. I have an 01 Coupe V6.

[@tommcbride6610]

Some ex's even 4 bangers have discs. The base models have drums.

[@MrAdambeltran]

My 02 is disc set up also

[@Jess88176]

@@MrAdambeltran I got scammed 🤦🏻‍♂️