Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement, Ford Fusion / Mondeo (2013-2020)

This video shows how to change the rear bearings of a second generation Ford Fusion, this procedure can be applied to any model from 2013 to 2020 for front-wheel drive (FWD) vehicles.
Part of the procedure asks us to put the electronic parking brake in maintenance mode, this procedure is explained in the video of the link indicated below:
• Park Brake Maintenance...

[@ya_boi_zak5927]

That trick with the bolts u did to pull the bearing out was a real lifesaver! Thank you so much man I was able to get the job done!

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Awesome, I am glad to hear that the video helped you to get the job done.

[@jeremybrunes38]

Yo man I wasted money renting a hub assembly puller watched your video bam could have saved a trip to the auto store creative is one way of saying it great video very helpful

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thank you very much Jeremy, I really appreciate your comments !!!

[@jeremybrunes38]

This was so helpful! This can save people a trip to the auto parts store to rent a tool and it will work for both rear sides again very excellent video .lots of guys have these in the garage.

[@ramirocortez6392]

What size bolt was that you used sir?

[@PheonixClack]

This video was incredible! This is one of the first videos where I agreed with every step from the process to the creative side with the video itself. I thought it was easy to understand you, I am BEYOND grateful(and my notes app) for the torque specifications, and you even took the extra steps to showcase the emergency brake service mode instructions. Did you ever repair/make a video for the front wheel bearings of this car/Fusion? Mine is the FWD version as well.

[@TheNomadMechanic]

First of all , thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it. I have done the replacement of front bearing for this car but I haven't had the chance to make a video of the process. First opportunity I have I will make a video and post it in the channel. Have a great day.

[@brettmoorshead4515]

Great suggestion! Added heat first and it came right out! Thank you!

[@LucidGhostYT]

I very much appreciate this video. Even more the creative solution that you used to break the bearing loose from the suspension assembly. Thank you very much!

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thanks for your comments I hope the content of the Chanel will be useful for you, have a nice day.

[@SteveNorris-bn5uf]

I just recently did this job on my 2013 Fusion. Thank you for this really well-made video. The new bearings are nice and quiet . now I have an ABS fault along with traction control and hill start assist not available. . I'm hoping it's just the Sensors that need replacing and not the wrong hub assembly.

[@johnnymann7929]

I’ve had those faults before. I replaced the wheel speed sensors and haven’t had those warnings since.

[@prelaw503]

Great video! What size bolt and nut was that? Also what was the thing to cut the things? Don’t know the name lol.

[@TheNomadMechanic]

I don't recall the exact size of the bolts, I have them in the garage (the tool to cut is a hacksaw)

[@prelaw503]

@@TheNomadMechanic great thanks!!!

[@XddXddd-v4q]

​@@prelaw503 it looks like a 1/2

[@zacharydarville]

Good video bro. Helped me get mine done

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Great to hear that help out thanks for your comments and please subscribe!!!

[@kevindiaz3459]

What a great instruction video! And that tip for using the bolts as a homemade extractor is friggin brilliant! I'm almost completely certain I have a wheel bearing going out in the rear of my 2014 Fusion, I can see thanks to this video that it is well within the realm of what I can do. Thank you for making this. Do you happen to have a video for safe ways to jack a Fusion up? I am terrible at that.

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thank you very much for your feedback and I hope this video helps you to Chente your bearing if you decide to do so. I dot have a video for safe ways to jack up a fission but I think is a great proposal. As soon as I have access to one fusion I will create a video for that. Have a great day and please subscribe!!!

[@kevindiaz3459]

@TheNomadMechanic ok so I'm trying to get this wheel bearing off. It just will not budge even with the bolt trick. Any more advice? I rented a slide hammer and that isn't working so well either.

[@kevindiaz3459]

@@TheNomadMechanic Nevermind. I went and got a 1/2 bolt, grade 8, and that got it out (I forget the length, but I can check later). I stuck a washer behind it to help keep from damaging the surface, but most the time it popped out from under anyway lol. Once the hub finally broke free I was able to get it the rest of the way with a sledge.

[@TheNomadMechanic]

@@kevindiaz3459Awesome glad to heard that worked and for sure you gained experience.

[@leave_it_to_levi1652]

What size bolt and nut did you use for the homemade puller?

[@XddXddd-v4q]

1/2

[@rishreinen5587]

Hello I appreciate your time and effort in making your video. It was very helpful but, if I were going to make a suggestion, your voice is muffled in the instructions and it would be great to have either a clearer microphone or post somehow what you were saying for the torc settings. Thank you

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Hello, I read you whole post and if somebody here has to say thank you is me, so THANK YOU for your feedback, I will put attention in this for coming videos and try to solve or reduce that issue, thanks again.

[@TedBenson-x6w]

Brake assembly can come out as 1 piece with thex2 bolts. 2018 anyway.

[@davidianero5528]

Nicely done and very helpful

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thanks for your comments!!!

[@TG_247]

What is the black plastic piece at the interior side of the hub? I bought hubs today, but mine didn't have that plastic part. It's whatever goes into that small electrical connector.

[@nelivonsouza2060]

Obrigado amigo pela dica, valeu muito mesmo.

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Obrigado por ver os videos do canal

[@Juancarlos-l5i]

Thank you

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thanks for watching

[@TG_247]

You rock Dude!

[@TheNomadMechanic]

I appreciate your comments, please subscribe!!!

[@dowtingtomas.695]

Under rated video this . Good job .

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thank you very very much for your comment and for watching my content.

[@dowtingtomas.695]

@@TheNomadMechanic all good bro 👊. Thank u!

[@dccom-ments5345]

That was size 7. Was that in sae or mm?

[@teamnemadjilesenti-stress7499]

So useful ❤❤

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Thanks for watching.

[@TheRealLennox]

Is this the same process for a fusion hybrid?

[@TheNomadMechanic]

If is a FWD should be the same

[@camgallegos]

you said driver side, but it looks like the passenger side?

[@TheNomadMechanic]

It was driver side brother.

[@dspivey4284]

Parts says the front and rear bearings are the same. Then why does the front bearing LOOK different from these rear bearings?

[@TheNomadMechanic]

If your fusion is AWD the rear and front may look similar, in the case of the fusion of this video, this one was FWD, and therefore they don’t look alike.

[@robertligeza237]

Hit it with a big hammer mine came off no problem and I live in Illinois

[@jamesdonnell5069]

133 Newton meters?

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[@larrygall5831]

The video explaining how to get the caliper in maintenance mode was in another language. It's OK though, I can get it elsewhere.

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Hello Larry and thank you very much for the observation and sorry about that, I updated the link and now is available in English, have a great day and thanks for watching the video.

[@EricChapmanRealtor]

I'm an amateur...never done anything like this....should I just give it to a mechanic

[@erdenetugse]

I'am an amateur, I did it.

[@SteveNorris-bn5uf]

I just recently did this job on my 2013 Fusion. Thank you for this really well-made video. The new bearings are nice and quiet . now I have an ABS fault along with traction control and hill start assist not available. . I'm hoping it's just the Sensors that need replacing and not the wrong hub assembly.

[@TheNomadMechanic]

Steve , thank you very much for your comments, I hope the fix for your car will be an easy thing. Don’t forget scan the car first to simplify the diagnosis. Have a great day.