Here's what I get to do this weekend.

[Kodai Okuda]

Replace the damn wheel bearings in a 98 Jeep Cherokee just like this guy (who is NOT me!).

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Part4: (I need to get one of those puller sets )

[Kodai Okuda]

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My thanks to Mike and the girls for putting these vids on Youtube.
If anybody here needs jeep advice/how to info, check them out on Youtube.

-Kodai

[Kodai Okuda]

Well that was no fun. :(

I finished the job and all is well with the new seals and bearings AFAIK.
Can't complain considering that it only cost me $84.00 to do a $750.00 job.
It took me 12 hours to complete (and that was being careful).
If a shop were to do that at $75.00/hour on average it would take them about eight hours which is $600.00 plus another $150.00 in parts (that includes new brakes, differential fluid, bearings, seals, and labor).

It may have taken all weekend, but it was worth it.