2011 Durango wheel bearing and brakes - Part 3

In part 3 of this Durango series we change the front right wheel bearing after changing the CV Axle in the previous video left us still with a vibration in the front end. We also change the front brakes while we're there.

Part 1    • 2011 Durango AC condensor/tranny cooler re...  

Part 2    • 2011 Durango CV Axle replacement - Part 2  


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