How to change rear hub bearing on 2013 to 2016 Dodge Dart (EP 209)

I change a friend's grand daughters rear hub on her Dodge Dart.
Video posted Sept 06, 2021. 🔷 SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS BELOW 🔷

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🔷 SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS 🔷

0:00 My intro & what I hope to accomplish
0:41 Symptoms of a noisy bearing.
0:55 3/16"? Hex socket bit to remove brake rotor.
1:24 Removing caliper slide pins 14mm bolts.
3:26 Using 5/16" hex socket bit (I think it really is a 9mm)
4:20 How to remove rotor that is rusted to hub.
4:34 Bearing noise can be heard by itself.
4:40 removing bearing nut dust cap.
5:20 Bearing hub comes of with plyers.
5:37 Removing bearing nut with a 32mm socket and breaker bar.
6:10 Having troubles removing the hub bearing.
6:27 Plan 'b', using a puller for a small tug & bearing comes off!
6:57 Installing new bearing hub.
7:20 installing the bearing nut.
7:36 Torqueing bearing to specs. (I believe it is 129 ft/lbs)
8:05 Installing the dust cap back on.
8:31 Doing some preventative maintenance so next time this will come apart easy.
8:56 Re installing the rotor hold down screw. (I believe it is 216 inch/lbs).
9:10 caliper slide pins are seized. I clean & lube them up.
11:33 Installing the caliper mounting bracket. (75 ft/lbs)
12:17 Installing brake pads.
12:37 Installing caliper.
13:30 Installing & torqueing caliper pins. (32 ft/lbs?)
14:07 Installing brake hose back on bracket.
14:29 Installing wheel & wheel nuts. (100 ft/lbs)
14:58 Closing remakes & thoughts.
15:44 Disclaimer etc.
16:22 Bonus clips.

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