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  • Well, I was just going to replace the hub, but now I see I might as well do hubs, pads, and rotors on both sides.

    Fuzzy3676 3 days ago

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    1aauto 2 days ago

  • thank you. you are making today awesome for me...

    staft21 3 months ago

  • Nice video, good explanation of everything. I was nervous about playing with the axle without an impact, but then things got really easy once I realized mine was rear wheel drive =p

    celticfutballer 3 months ago

  • how much would you estimate this job to cost in a shop? Do you figure maybe an 1 and half per wheel?

    cygnussbill 3 months ago

  • @cygnussbill Time wise, it should take about an hour or so per wheel. The hourly rate ranges from shop to shop.

    1aauto 3 months ago

  • thanks, dude. this really helped me out.

    bodayshus 4 months ago

  • Great clip.. Very helpful.

    mrjtrix 4 months ago

  • I owe you big time, I can't tell you how much time and money you saved me. Thanks

    coachgy 7 months ago

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