Humvee- Geared Hub Seals

[@rubenmasterdamagecontrolma5313]

Your doing a big service to the community in sharing your experience. I thank you for giving back

[@subroc12]

Thank you for making this video! Just finished my first portal seal replacement while watching this 👍

[@MR6.5]

Thanks! I will be doing mine shortly, this helps a lot!

[@astr0creep6x6x6]

I don't think I've ever seen this tie rod removal technique, I simply whack the mating surface area around the tapered tie rod end, the knuckle, and the shock pops the tie rod free. The same is true with the ball joints.

[@joshc9274]

Great video, thank you for putting this out!!

[@skyward88]

Outstanding video!

[@texassingh1027]

Thanks for the info

[@Jus10-born2Run]

I’m currently changing the outboard seal on my hub. The leak was dripping onto the inner wheel assembly, and down the inner sidewall of the tire.

[@omyajt]

@@Jus10-born2Run goodluck! Have fun with your Humvee.

[@davesvarczkopf]

That seal is in completely backwards!!!!! No one has seen that?? The green one! Completely wrong!

[@ROB4X4NISSANGR]

Have you got part number of those hub seals or maybe dimensions etc... Thx Rob

[@DakotaWoodHD]

Thanks for putting out this very helpful video!

[@omyajt]

Appreciate your stuff too!

[@FirstNameLastName-hy2iz]

Nice, your HMMWV came with CTIS spindles? It must be a newer variant. I bought and installed CTIS spindles on my M998. All 4 would deflate no issues but when inflating 1 spindle seal leaks air into the the hub itself then continue to pressurize transfer case which then bubbles up out my transmission dipstick. Man I've taken this 1 hub apart multiple times to try to replace the seal but havent figured out a way to remove that old seal to replace with new. I am really struggling to get that done. I wish you made a video replacing that seal because the way you make your videos is very easy to follow.

[@Drop-Kick-69]

I just finished replacing the CTIS seal and it was in TIGHT. So tight that i couldn't simply pry it out. I ended up carefully drilling into the seal (don't drill to far) then used a screw to pry it up. Hope this helps.

[@FirstNameLastName-hy2iz]

@@Drop-Kick-69 Good to know I wasn’t just being too soft on the seal. I was mainly concerned about damaging the steering arm cover. I guess it actually require some serious persuasion. I will try that next time I have a whole weekend off work. Thx for sharing.

[@StevenPenny]

Why take off the half shaft? It’s easier to remove the hub and refurb it on a bench.

[@ettouhamimhidi4382]

Thank you