1995 Suzuki Sidekick Remove Front Wheel Bearing Hub

[@pocketdiy]

great video man thank you for sharing

[@jianyu9128]

Thank you very much!

[@randydiaz5951]

What is the special tool? Where can I get it?

[@nunapitchuk]

I got mine on Ebay. It was called a "Geo Tracker, Suzuki Sidekick Wheel Bearing Axle Nut Socket". Vendors were selling them for $50 to $70 each. That was a few years ago.

[@jianyu9128]

Please tell me the specification and model of this tool, thank you!

[@nunapitchuk]

It is called an axle nut tool. I got mine on ebay. Make sure you get the right one because it has to handle very high torque. Here is a link with information about it that might help you search to find one available somewhere. www.amazon.com/MotoFab-Lifts-Tracker-suzuki-sidekick/dp/B078ZMCXFS

[@robormiston2841]

You don't need to take the front part of the locking hip apart just take the whole hub off then carry on, this will save you a step. I have a 95 Tracker.

[@nunapitchuk]

Yes. Good advice.

[@carlosdepina555]

i need a help please i need to replace the back wheel stud on suzuki sidekick 1994

[@nunapitchuk]

You are talking about the threaded studs for the lug nuts, right? I think they need to be pressed out and in, but it might be possible to pound them out. I recommend the press though. I have not tried changing any of those yet.

[@carlosdepina555]

@@nunapitchuk ok thank you if you find any video related, please tag me

[@NasirKhan-kv1nz]

Whats the number frunt berning Vitara 2000?please help

[@nunapitchuk]

Sorry Nasir, I only have part numbers for my model. I recommend going on rockauto.com to look up the part number. You will also need some part numbers for seals. Another place to look is megazip. They have illustration with part numbers.

[@NasirKhan-kv1nz]

@@nunapitchuk thanks bose

[@joseluissandovalonofre3474]

Excelente, gracias por el vídeo.

[@nunapitchuk]

Denada omigo.

[@wht_scorpion2512]

what the name of that screw drive you used to get the lock nut off?

[@nunapitchuk]

Just looked it up and wow, the price has gone down. I paid $55 just a couple of years ago. Here is a link to one. I don't remember if it is the same vendor that I purchased from. www.ebay.com/itm/Axle-nut-tool-for-89-03-Geo-Tracker-suzuki-sidekick-Vitara-similar-to-J-37763/253797670783?hash=item3b17851f7f:g:2BQAAOxyqUpQ8D9n

[@Steffose]

hello. how much moment NM use ? thanks

[@nunapitchuk]

I think you are asking for the torque on the bearing nut in newton-meters. It is 170 to 250 newton-meters or 123 to 180 foot-pounds.

[@letitiabigham4775]

How to remove bearing from a 2000 sukuzi carry 4 4

[@nunapitchuk]

Sorry, but I only know this particular model. I am not a professional mechanic, just a hobby. If you are going to work on your vehicle yourself then good for you, but first important investment is to get a factory service manual (not owner manual) for your specific vehicle. A third party book like Chiltons or Clymer might work, but not as good as the actual FSM. If you do some searching, it is possible to find a pdf of the book for free. I did that for another car I have. For my truck and my Suzuki I had to pay big bucks, even for used copies. Good luck.

[@djblackassed9619]

what the name of the tool u use get the hub off

[@nunapitchuk]

I got mine on Ebay. It was called a "Geo Tracker, Suzuki Sidekick Wheel Bearing Axle Nut Socket". I just checked and see two vendors selling them for $50 to $70 each.

[@chriswalker9770]

@@nunapitchuk Thanks for making this video. I got to the wheel bearing axle nut and was at work stoppage. NAPA has them on their website for about $18 the part # is BK 7769026. All I need to do is replace a stripped lug stud.

[@nunapitchuk]

​@@chriswalker9770 Wow, that is a bargain price. I just checked it and it is not exactly the same. I am curious to find out from you if it works -- does it fit correctly and handle the required torque? Please let me know.