Land Rover Wheel Bearings- Preload vs. Endfloat

[@steamwally]

I've been watching a few of your videos, brilliant stuff! It's so helpful to see someone in the know doing a job first. Rebuilding the worn swivels on my Series 3 is on the "to do" list, so the wheel bearings will be replaced at the same time. Many thanks! Phill.

[@trailerfitter2]

+steamwally glad we are of help to you! Good luck with it all. Been a long time since I got my hands into a Series Land Rover.

[@iandickinson5039]

steamwally b.

[@skulldemarshallcalliper5875]

Wonderful lot of bush mechanics will learn more from this

[@modeduran9819]

end the background music thks.love all your vids

[@JUKE179r]

You guys ROCK! I'm enjoying your videos since I love and hate my 2001 Disco II. Lol

[@vladbalaci530]

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[@holoatv3252]

These videos are bloody great! I have renovated the entire right side of my Defender Td5 2006 front axle with the help of them. Axle is pre-load. However, when i get to about 80 Nm pre-load the hub starts to rotate with less ease. Should I really continue to 210 Nm? Best regards Per from Sweden.

[@bedmember]

what camera do you use for your videos? great video as always!

[@chrishiggins1828]

Sony Alpha A7.

[@John-rf4sv]

I have a td5 and don’t have a tool to measure end float I’ve noticed that LRS sell a conversion kit for the td5 would I be best to go down that route and use torque wrench ??

[@1989hisham]

very nice :)

[@trailerfitter2]

Thank you Hisham.