King Pin Replacement | Peterbilt | Semi Truck Steering Components

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[@robbosma515]

Never ever had king pins removed that easy

[@josepharamirez1799]

Lifesaver! Started working as apprentice for a trash company, and I watched this during my break and this saved my ass. Thanks very much. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🐐

[@ertren6]

Haha same boat. Thankfully, I have some experience because I worked at a school district. I've only done a handful of these so I'm still a bit rusty on them

[@stacydornan9765]

Never seen a set of kingpins come apart that easy in my life,I've done hundreds of sets

[@JasonSmith-xw1qp]

Same.

[@kentrellhicks5257]

Hey guys what’s the average price on a set of kingpins and how much on average to replace them??

[@stacydornan9765]

@@kentrellhicks5257 what kind of truck do you have and where are you located

[@kentrellhicks5257]

@@stacydornan9765 I have a 2007 sterling a9500 day cab. It’s a truck that most folks don’t even notice.

[@kentrellhicks5257]

@@stacydornan9765 I’m located in fern wood Illinois

[@jaredhayes3026]

Great Video easy to follow, no talking, straight to the point, and great visual

[@dzrdr65]

My only critique is cleaning the boss face. 3M has a gasket remover that I use. (plastic finger wire core) will not remove any material that is not needed to be removed. Looks like you are useing flap disc abrasion. Causes low spots for lube to leak out at prior to full lubrication. I used to do it that way in the early day's but found that the less material removed the better the lube dispersion. Still awesome video. I still look at what is being put out to learn something new or add my 2 cent's. Keep up the good work.

[@adrianchupp1858]

That was a really good video, it was easy to see everything you were without having to listen to anything. That was cool.

[@Randomgdude]

We always used the pins that required the bushings to be reemed to size. they seemed like they lasted longer then the quick type.

[@alir5316]

Best video out there... please keep making more from Peterbilt

[@lewisbrown8920]

I have a little Vietnamese guy that works on my stuff and kills it like THAT ! Good Show , Top Notch ! PRIMO !

[@timekeeper5275]

Awesome video. Really easy to watch!

[@mikemarcott4888]

Nice job dude no complaints here

[@vincentmeadows1]

This is a fantastic video, thank you.

[@checon6948]

Muchas gracias Muy buen vídeo! EXELENTE.!🙌🏻👌👌👌

[@leipzigescobar4085]

Thanks for sharing. I was able to name lots of parts thanks to the fact that I had to study for my pre trip in order to pass my exam. While studying I made the commitment to understand which part I was touching and the name because I wanted to learn to remember, not just to pass my exam....still lots to learn though.

[@danielgarcia9095]

You really care about your job and keep learning

[@royworthington3781]

Made it look easy

[@akbarshoed]

Fantastic!

[@joneaves9351]

Dude did a shitload of extra work

[@garyr7027]

Nice job, ashame speaker on my phone quit... Lol.

[@Husky-kk9zp]

What tool did you use to drive the king in bushing? Part #? Thanks!!

[@joeysibande4621]

Excellent

[@davidp4043]

Thanks for recording this. Very nice to see,

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@tonylofu1970]

I used a vise grip for their spring

[@George-oq1eb]

What is the tool called, that you are using to remove the bushings?

[@adamased1149]

انتر الله بصيرتكم أن شاءالله موفقين

[@kyllenromero5970]

How many type of bushing drivers do you use?

[@markhavens8082]

Kick butt video !

[@rashodeenyassim]

Enjoyed it

[@degz1s]

Foreman: Did you torque it all down? Tech: Goot N Tight.

[@emersonbarahona579]

Great job 👍

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@tonymel8235]

awesome

[@user-zt6bt8dp2c]

Where is your shop located? I need this and rear spring eye bushing’s done.

[@nickreed2636]

Those spring pliers look nifty where can a guy find those

[@movementspots4111]

Great video just where is the torque wrench?

[@pigybak]

very interesting.

[@davisousa5859]

Top. Tracar embuchamento.👏👏👏

[@wagnerfigueiredodasilva8167]

Veeeeery nayce service good good may brother. Brasil RJ

[@jorgemalave6970]

Thanks

[@KOSTASFK1200]

Never use a sanding wheel only a wire wheel. Sanding wheel creates more slop. Other than that great vid.

[@TrongTran-ho2qe]

It's too cool

[@Dj-oh7gs]

Smooth!!

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching

[@beardedlife407]

How long does it take to do this ?

[@user-yw6mt2th7r]

good

[@vincentkreiss3759]

awesome job..can I borrow you to do mines..

[@CTX50]

A real mechanic...no gloves

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! I only wear gloves when it’s cold out.

[@CTX50]

@@SemiWorkin Keep kickin ass Bro!

[@thebeardedgolfer9819]

I didn’t too until I saw a life long mechanic have serious health issues from ingesting toxic chemicals thru the skin that the body wasn’t able to discard. Double bad if you used/use old school paints. One fellow had to quit as anymore ingestion even fumes was going to put him over the edge and kill him. Stay safe.

[@kylehapp302]

What tool did you use to drive the new bushings in? Got a part number? Or homemade?

[@slay2525]

I think that was homemade.

[@zephyteh2628]

Hey what's the use of putting the nut on the spindle?

[@dangerdylan5005]

To prevent thread damage

[@noelconroy3647]

Hi fantastic top notch 🍀😏

[@omarleal3746]

Great job! What is that thing that you used to drive the sleeves in?

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! Stemco bushing driver: amzn.to/3u89lsK

[@cargotoolshop5319]

The only reason I would tear it down that far would be to use the press on the bushings, I pull the front tires and brake drums off and that's it, set a big block of wood next to the axel to set the knuckle on and hammer the bushing in and out with a big hammer, if it all goes good I can do the whole job in just over two hours

[@rwbborn]

Is that a modified grease gun you use to get the rest of the hub oil out with ?

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! I bought it at Harbor Freight.

[@rwbborn]

Ok awesome I will have to get one. Thank you for the response. Good vids. I also like the hammer you use on the king pins. Also the two drivers you use to remove and install the king pin bushings. Ty for sharing.

[@MrShobar]

Oil suction gun.

[@alw7810]

Where is semi workin located I need him to work on my truck.

[@cargotoolshop5319]

I didn't see him put oil in the hubs when done

[@logicalguy488]

Great job and good video. Looks like this was not your first rodeo, LOL I did notice the thread lock ring / clamp at the end of the tie rod was loose, hope you tightened it.

[@mastergregor]

It gets tightened during alignment, IMHO

[@SYLVESTERHOPEevenstephen]

Where Can you get the King Pin Bushing Tool

[@cargotoolshop5319]

Mine is a 3/4" socket set, works perfect

[@SYLVESTERHOPEevenstephen]

@@cargotoolshop5319 yeah way back when I was an apprentice I did that for a while with sockets or 🔩Bolts, spacers and washers but it wasn't precise like using the correct drift tool for installing

[@SYLVESTERHOPEevenstephen]

@@cargotoolshop5319you ever install Meritor Teflon coated bushings for steering Axle on a 2010 Western Star

[@iwan6294]

Mekaning yg luar biasa SUBSCRIBE bs

[@johnnybigmack1332]

Quietest shop ive ever seen.😂😂

[@juliocesarmoreiradocarmoju1093]

👏👏👏👌

[@MrBigR928]

👍🏿

[@tomscobra2003]

What's a job like that cost ?

[@tomscobra2003]

How many miles before this needs to be done

[@WeightsNGunz]

About how much does this job cost?

[@cargotoolshop5319]

A normal price is thousand dollars plus parts, $300-$500 for pin kit, $30 each wheel seal, $30 each tie rod end, brakes shoes and drums are $325, quart of gear lube, I would do it for a grand with parts in my shop and probably make $350 after buying parts, but that's okay money for one days work, some days I don't make that much driving my truck after putting fuel in it

[@rosariovetromile6491]

Per me bocciato mancava la pulizia di tutto il lavoro

[@chavijr9020]

👏👏👏👏👏👏🥇

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@dangerdylan5005]

2 different style spindle nuts. Has no one else noticed this. One old style one new

[@reynaldomalapad]

Hi

[@fabi57iamracer]

Rockwell?

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@j.onofre6613]

Porque no quitar la llanta primero.. ese gato es algo inútil.

[@tonylofu1970]

You forgot to put oil in the wheels

[@PabloSanchez-kq6zj]

To bad it ain't that easy on oil field trucks

[@jonmorris7595]

Sign me up to do king pins that come out that easy. Good grief. Of only they all just knocked out like that.

[@cargotoolshop5319]

We have two trucks we bought brand new, 2007 just did the pins and the came out with a pipe on the jack pushing them up, really easy, but I have had truck where I do the same thing but had to heat the axel red hot on the end and then beat it down with a sludge hammer with a solid shaft between the pin and the ground with the weight of the truck pushing up on it, stay strong, remember fingers don't grow back

[@user-gp2nu7te8l]

Semi класс!!!! 😉😉😉

[@TheDustysix]

Grease the spindle!

[@bobcormier5098]

Dosint look like he tightend the nuts on tie rod sleeve

[@denisfilistovich2028]

Норм но со звуком было бы лучще

[@dangerdylan5005]

Hell yea

[@CosgroveNotts]

Oil filled hubs, adjustable wheel bearings, brake shoes, king pin bushes and axle cotters are so yesterday. Obviously you like downtime and spending money. Good luck with that one.

[@Bigsoot7393]

Downtime where you can simply go to any store and buy the parts where as the systems you imply cost triple, are special order and need special tools to do? I'll take my 1 hour downtime over 3 days waiting for parts

[@Stephen-carr]

Man all the time wasted taking the wheel and hub and breaks and backing plate off. Not to mention risking toe rod damage. Could have had the king pins done.

[@gilbertobarao953]

Filmagem mau feita que já a ranca a roda já com a ponta do eixo já limpa e não faz a regulagem de folga dos rolamentos com o relógio comprador uma poicaria de explicação mecânica kkkkklkkk esse eixo e de um apache wolsivague

[@user-mw3sv2rw1j]

первый раз в жизни увидел что передние подшипники ступиц смазываются мослом а не галимым солидолом как у нас и у нас по моему нет ни одной русской машины где есть такие ступицы у нас все на салидоле по ходу

[@user-kw3ln1td8v]

멍청한 하수! 부싱박는 순서도 모르는군!

[@user-kw3ln1td8v]

게다가 키핀삽입도 내맘대로 ~ 고따구로 작업하는 너님땜에 액슬하우징 교환주기가 일찍 도래하는거임! 부싱교환도 순서도 틀려서 잘못하면 리마질해야하니 부싱 수명도 단명! 영상 내리세요 누가 보고 배울까 걱정이 되네요

[@davisousa5859]

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