Chev Aveo Rear Wheel Bearing Change

[@ErickMkhize]

I like the way you explain all the processes thank u so much

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[@wiltstog]

Thank you so so so so much for this video You just saved me a ton of money

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

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[@bullonwallstreet]

What year Aveo? This title should be edited to reflect since some older models are not this easy.

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Noted, thanks for the suggestion, appreciated.

[@mbongisenindoda4980]

Siyabonga kwade uchaza kahle, I have to follow you.

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Thanks for the support good Sir.

[@SportzPH]

What is the size of the hub centre nut?

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

1:46 timeline on the video will reveal it is a 30mm socket.

[@NJBeltCimmerian89]

Very good video. What socket size did you use for the retaining nut?

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

1:46, watch the video

[@jerrytjohnson2263]

in the video the guy said the spindle nut was is a 50 I wonder if that was a UK royal measurement as it only needed a 31mm six-point shallow socket 1/2" drive with my trusty 36" breaker bar, to remove the hub assembly but sadly the hub was rusted to the brake drum so using a generous amount of PB Blaster penetrating oil & 2, 2" X 6" wood boards I put the lugs back onto the lug studs to protect the stud threads then used my 23oz ball-peen hammer I was able to separate the drum from the hub bearing assembly. An easy way to keep them from rusting together paint the hub drum mating surfaces then they won't re-rust themselves back together.

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Thanks for your insights Jerry, I am sure it is considered good information, I used a size 30mm socket on a breaker bar to remove the nut. 1:46

[@deborahlynnxyz]

If you have oil on your rear fenders, your rear bearings are leaking. That's how I found out they need replaced. My car seems to be loud to me, so I didn't notice the roaring wheels. My Dad was a mechanic and worked for SKF bearing manufacturer.

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Thanks for sharing your experience with us here Deborah, well appreciated. Gary

[@abugatti8868]

Hi gary, where is your workshop?

[@TheRealZJE313]

Man what happened to the good old days where you can Greece your own wheel bearings

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

I remember those days, now it is all sealed up as 1 unit.

[@jerrytjohnson2263]

the Auto companies learned from Ford Motor co. there's more money in replacement parts than hoping you'll take your car to a dealership to be serviced.

[@rosejuttancroos8081]

Is that 180 Nm or 118 Nm to tighten the nut ?

[@tomwalma4762]

I have 2005 aveo but, with rear bearing installed into the brake drum... It's impossible, inmy case, to remove the drum without bearing getting damaged (split into 2) So frustrating....

[@jerrytjohnson2263]

31mm six-point shallow socket 1/2" drive with my trusty 36" breaker bar, to remove the hub assembly but sadly the hub was rusted to the brake drum so using a generous amount of PB Blaster penetrating oil & 2, 2" X 6" wood boards I put the lugs back onto the lug studs to protect the stud threads then used my 23oz ball-peen hammer I was able to separate the drum from the hub bearing assembly.

[@georgealattabi]

Good job

[@markwanchik756]

What size is the nut?

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Timestamp 1:46 it is a size 30mm

[@dantefiveofdeadmj1532]

Nice!

[@Sachinkarpe-sk]

Price bearing

[@MxolisiMbuzwana-is4nv]

Hello mr ur location?

[@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790]

Cape Town Thank You for supporting my channel with your visit and interaction, I am pleased this video was helpful to you. Please feel free to check out the rest of my channel by clicking PLAYLISTS www.youtube.com/@vehiclemaintenanceandrepai3790/playlists for more helpful service and repair videos on most makes of cars available here in SOUTH AFRICA, It is FREE.

[@mbongisenindoda4980]

It is clear

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