Knuckle rebuild video

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Hey Louis. Great job. I'm having a staring contest with this particular job and it looks much less intimidating in the video. I hope the re-assembly is equally encouraging.

Thanks for taking the time to make these!
 
Ya it is daunting at first, I have probably done about 40 sets of these things now and if I have all the parts can get it done in my driveway in about 4-5 hours with pressing bearings and installing new rotors etc. In a shop I would probably really haul ass.

Easy peasy though. The other vid should be done this week.

Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe!
 
very well done
i do it slightly different but excellent video ... less than 5 mins to tear down ... WOW!! (J/K)

<i HATE doing that out in the bush when you have a busted birf, dirty, messy, disgusting job.>
 
Ya every one has their own way to do things, I used to have a second set of everything so I would have the hubs rebuilt and new rotors installed, new calipers loaded and ready to install - the whole job was over in no time.

I've never broken a birf on the trail, dammit shouldnt have said that.....
 
having a set already to install is a smart way to do it. i wish i would have thought of that.
 
Ya when I was importing I'd always have everything ready to go when a truck arrived, new drums, or drums turned and new shoes, new calipers, new rotors, it was a real time saver
 
As an extension on this, there's some videos on youtube by Low Range Offroad which are really good. They're for a beam axle hilux but the principal is the same.
 
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