E46 Rear wheel bearing DIY, final assembly and hub press
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great video. i wanted to know how to get the new one on.
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LOL @ suck it.
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It always goes in so nice... coming out? Not so much...
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Nice! That's pretty slick.
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who can suck it??
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Those Germans, they keep you guessing. Good work.
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BMW's use lug bolts, not lug nuts. Put the tire on and thread them in to the hub you see in the video. Perfectly normal.
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Exactly what I was going to ask.
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oh noz, how did u get the studs on?
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Do you have a technique for removing the hub?
sweetlikeADAM 1 year ago
@sweetlikeADAM
Yes, you rent a slide hammer (see my other vids) and it will come off with a few whacks (sometimes more). You can also use a socket the diameter of the hub (slightly smaller) and bang it out from the back side. If you do it that way, you will have to remove your rear shock so you can swing a hammer (3lb sledge works great), In fact, that is how I got the second bearing out.
flipfinish 1 year ago