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Here’s what you should know as a technician when servicing tapered wheel bearings.
As technicians, you may have noticed that you haven’t seen tapered wheel bearings in many late-model vehicles. It seems that nearly every vehicle made these days will run some sort of wheel hub assembly. There are a number of reasons for this, but the biggest reason is this: ease of assembly. Not assembly for us, the technicians, but for the assembly line.
The leading source of particulate emissions come from brake pads and tires.
Noise is a classic sign of a bad wheel bearing or wheel hub bearing. Determining why the damage happened may take some time.
In order to make the right selection, you must do your homework while still remaining skeptical.
Sometimes the word “flush” has different meanings. For power steering, fluid exchange is a better description.
Here are five tips on brake jobs tips for technicians. This video is sponsored by TRW.
You must use a brake pad that matches the original performance characteristics. This video is sponsored by TRW.
Here are five tips that will have you perform a brake job like a pro. This video is sponsored by TRW Aftermarket.
A torque wrench is an essential tool when it comes to installing wheel bearings. Here are the top 10 tips to remember.
