How to Replace Rear Wheel Bearing & Hub Assembly 2007-2013 Acura MDX

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[@SuperBeeA12]

Great video! > If you have a seized sensor like I did - once the bearing is out : 1) pry off the top of sensor hat so there is just the round plastic piece left in the hole. 2) use a 1/4" - 5/16" punch to drive the sensor in towards the spindle. 3) if it's not budging, drill a 3/16" hole about an inch deep to add relief and try punching out again. 4) if its still stuck, use a plumbers torch to heat up the bore around the knuckle then keep punching. 5) after its out, use a letter U drill (.368" diameter ) to clean out the bore with some brake cleaner. The bore might actually be 9.5mm (.374") but not sure. You do not want to use a bigger drill. The sensor will not seat properly. Better to use a smaller drill and wrap some scotchbrite or scouring pad around it to clean out the bore.

[@thundarlocke193]

How were you able to torque down the wheel nut to 181 ft/lbs without it spinning?

[@TaiLe-hr3sd]

Does the speed sensor get signal from the hub or from the shaft?

[@RealSuburbanCowboy]

Putting some anti-seize on the wheel bearing is also a good idea.

[@xiradio]

Anti-seize on the hub for a painted rotor? Seems like overkill.

[@yellamamba4554]

Would this part fit for an 07 honda pilot?

[@donaldexantus1706]

🎉🎉goo job

[@JPB357]

Good

[@Anthony-fv9ic]

Hey is this the same steps if you're replacing the from bearing too ?

[@cesar63926]

New rotors but put the old brake pads on not good

[@Rexmorgan687]

Those "old" pads were meaty bud; they're good to go