VIDEO: Clicking Noise After Wheel Hub Replacement
If a customer complains of a clicking noise after a hub unit has been replaced, two OEMs have each prepared their own solution to the problem, and they happen to be nearly identical. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
VIDEO: Diagnosing Undercar Noises During A Test Drive
Andrew Markel shows three tips to use during a test drive to diagnose noises relating to the wheel bearings, drivetrain and other components. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
VIDEO: Live Axle Bearing Replacement
Andrew Markel describes how the breather is an often-forgotten but very important part to forget replacing on a live axle bearing job. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
VIDEO: Measuring Flange Runout: Two Lug Nuts, Or Five?
Andrew Markel explains best practices for new brake rotor installation by checking flange runout with a certain amount of lug nuts attached and torqued. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
VIDEO: Seals Are Critical To Wheel Bearing Life
Andrew Markel discusses the importance of the wheel bearing seal and how it withstands intense heat to increase the bearing’s life. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
VIDEO: Should I Tighten An Axle Nut With An Impact?
In one of the most-viewed videos in 2017, Andrew Markel explains why you should hand-tighten an axle nut, and how an impact could damage the CV axle or bearing. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
VIDEO: Should Axle Nuts Be Reused On A New Hub Or Axle?
Should the axle nut be replaced when a new wheel bearing or CV joint is replaced? Andrew Markel discusses when to replace the axle nut as well as the proper torque procedure when using an axle nut socket. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
VIDEO: Knuckle Bore Distortion And Bearing Installation
Andrew Markel shows how you can measure bore distortion on a knuckle and catch any bearing installation issues before they happen. Sponsored by BCA Bearings.
Solid Axle Bearing Restoration
A solid axle might seem like antiquated technology. However, many vehicles still utilize solid or live axles because of their load-carrying capabilities. An axle is not a sealed unit. Inside are bearings, seals and fluids that must be serviced. Also, replacement parts are available from BCA. It’s not uncommon for a solid rear axle vehicle
Road to AAPEX Season 2 EP. 7
As Keene connects with the Lincoln Highway’s history, David Sickels glimpses into the future of automotive technology.
