Real-Life C3 Corvette Front Wheel Bearing /Race Removal then Installation of New Bearings & Race

In this video you will see the removal of both the inner and outer bearing and race on the front wheel hub of a C3 Corvette. You will see race removal, race installation, plus the grease packing technique used to reload the bearings.

[@robotospy]

Thank you!!

[@rea8755]

Always a good view🎉🎉🎉 Seriously, thank you for your videos.

[@Motorcycology]

Thanks for watching and I think so too..shows the process very well and may be useful to someone who may be considering doing this job. Adds to the collective C3 videos out there! Thanks for the comment and watching btw.J

[@willarddenton4360]

Put the punch in a set of vise grips and hold the vise grips great video

[@Motorcycology]

That's a great idea and I'm doing my other wheel off camera right now and will try that with the punch. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

[@marknichols7861]

Thanks for another confidence building video… Thanks to your videos, I’ve done my timing chain, powder coated the timing cover, harmonic balancer, water pump, rear main seal, oil pump and screen and powder coated the oil pan. I’ve got the new starter to go in after I clean all the gunk from under there. Also have new ignition wires and plugs to go in. Have you done the valve seals yet? That’s a job I’m not looking forward to. I also have all the bushings for the suspension, including the rear and snubber bushing to go in. Great videos - you are helping maybe far more than you know!

[@Motorcycology]

Wow, you have a lot on the go, or have completed many projects. Congrats on all your hard work. I've got so much more to do and will be putting all the suspension back together very soon, plus doing all the brake lines. I'm also waiting for a small bracket to complete my sway bar/stab bar project. This $12 part has been on back order for over 4 weeks and a pain to wait this long for this one part. Most of the stab bar video is filmed, edited and ready to go as soon as the part comes in. Thanks for watching and I'm impressed by all the work that you are doing. Pretty amazing. J

[@davidkrull]

Such a great video. I can't wait to tear apart one of my wheels now! The first-person camera footage while you're working at the table is so well done. What's your recording setup?

[@Motorcycology]

Thank for watching and that is part of my goal, to clearly show some of the processes. I used a DJI Gimbaled sensor called an OSMO. It works very well, but super fragile.