OMG!!!!!!! this is so painful to watch Why are "Expert" village videos 1 freakin minute long!!! It takes the dude longer to introduce himself (which he does on every video by the way!) than the actual informative part. And why can't they number the freaking videos!!!!! AggggHHHHHHH......
never ever wash bearings never you replace bearings if there are alot of dirt and grit in the bearing because the bearing will be worn out slightly washing the bearings causes the plastic in the bearings to crack causing further problems
i dont agree with spray solvent unless you use a whole can, tank or tub of loktite 7070 solvent and a good brush is best, but dont re-use the solvent, your just circulating the dirt shit n grit to another bearing, buy a pair of gloves too.
This guy obviously doesn't care about safety at all. Ever hear of nitrile gloves buddy??? To all you shade-tree newb mechanics, every fluid on a car can either kill you, make you sick, or cause cancer over time. And you definitely shouldn't come in contact with spray solvents!!!
The proper way is to put the wheel bearings in a solvent bath and use a brush on each bearing to remove ALL of the old grease in the bearing! The best way for those without a solvent bath maybe your method!
OMG!!!!!!! this is so painful to watch Why are "Expert" village videos 1 freakin minute long!!! It takes the dude longer to introduce himself (which he does on every video by the way!) than the actual informative part. And why can't they number the freaking videos!!!!! AggggHHHHHHH......
mackshackgabe 9 months ago
Agree +1 on the gloves. I'd personally use some safety glasses or goggles when spraying those bearings since I'd like to keep my vision.
FH415 11 months ago
i wear an organic vapor mask, goggles and nitrile gloves i replace whenever i see that the solvent is weakening the glove...
goemon9378 1 year ago
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johnnydo333 1 year ago
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johnnydo333 1 year ago
That's nice to see you use solvent on the bearings,another video said that "it wasn't necessary to use solvent on the old bearings"...
I like to soak mine in gas,then repack.
That solvent goes right thru your skin into your liver without gloves though.
Thanks
dgl1962 2 years ago
never ever wash bearings never you replace bearings if there are alot of dirt and grit in the bearing because the bearing will be worn out slightly washing the bearings causes the plastic in the bearings to crack causing further problems
renell 2 years ago
expert village is the most useless bunch of fucktards on the internet.
todderizer2000 2 years ago
lol
renell 2 years ago
i dont agree with spray solvent unless you use a whole can, tank or tub of loktite 7070 solvent and a good brush is best, but dont re-use the solvent, your just circulating the dirt shit n grit to another bearing, buy a pair of gloves too.
King441 3 years ago
This guy obviously doesn't care about safety at all. Ever hear of nitrile gloves buddy??? To all you shade-tree newb mechanics, every fluid on a car can either kill you, make you sick, or cause cancer over time. And you definitely shouldn't come in contact with spray solvents!!!
dlwst44 3 years ago
brake clean drys your hands out hardcore...
mwdgrimmztune 3 years ago
I like brake clean myself
phatbimmer 3 years ago
The proper way is to put the wheel bearings in a solvent bath and use a brush on each bearing to remove ALL of the old grease in the bearing! The best way for those without a solvent bath maybe your method!
99minerkc 3 years ago