Thanks for the video… I’m here at Kenly NC and the waiting time is 13 to 15 hours and after I saw your video I’m pretty sure I can do it myself!

Vic if that is not cracked , then you should have made sure that the rubber plug has a small hole in the center , when it clogs up that is exactly what you get , hold that plug up to the sky . look from the back side , if you see daylight your good , if not wash it up clean , get a paper clip and clean the vent hole out , it builds up pressure in the hub with heat , if it can't vent out , it pushes the oil out where ever it can Frank T

Vic you are awsome!! I have no words for you. Absolutely wonderful stuff. Thank you so much. God bless you. You have saved me lots $$. Thanks again.

Thanks for the insight video up for 4 years and I'm learning from it today about to replace my oil seal cap.

I just bought my 386 and this is exactly what I need to do. Thank you.

You helped me out, thanks for that. My hub seals are leaking. Bought my first truck a while back. Didn't know how to replace the seals or what kind of oil to use. And when I call a shop to ask a question, they act real dumb. Probably cuz they want the driver to take it to them. Figured most of it out myself, just needed to see somebody do it is all.

Thanks, Vic! Your videos are a blessing to us new owner ops💯

Thank you for the video. This helped clear up a lot of questions that I had about this sort of thing.

thanks a lot for this video.ive notice there is not to many videos on freightliner Cascadia,nice

Hey Vic, if you notice, those two plugs in the hub are 90* apart. It you place one at 12 o'clock the other should be at 9 or 3 o'clock.You then remove them and fill at the top until oil comes out the lower one and you are full.

Good info. Nice tutorial

good job smart boy ..keep it up

Great video, I appreciate it.

Great video

Awesome video buddy

Thanks for the help

I have those hubs as well, how are you supposed to check the oil level in these?

I will be doing that over the weekend thanks

good looking out with this info

Hi Vic thanks for the video, I have no very clear how much oil I need to add or where up to

great video bro keep them coming

Awesome, thank ya so much

Yo Vic lmao I just changed mine today watching your video bro.. I forgot to put a rag down the bottom lol. Boy was that a mess. Thank you brother for your videos.

Thank you!

Cleaner if u jack it up and remove the wheel.

That ratchet is dope lol

Thank you.

Thank you!!!

Where can I get the drip pan?

thank you man

Good job ! Just one question ----> What should be oil level in the hubcap after you add oil ?

Yo, Vic! Quick question. Can’t you put the hub oil through the same place you leaked it out from at the beginning of the video? Thanks for the vid!

Thank you brother

Great video, just wondering if it is necessary to raise the truck to change the hub?

Good video brother .. How much the hub cap part and from where can ger it truck stop or online ?

Can you use gear oil

i have a question for u. if the oil that's in the hub turns to a cream looking color does that mean its time to change the oil in the hub?

keep them going nice money saver vid

hey brother where can I buy that small bucket to catch the oil. my hub is leaking on the passenger side too gonna change it when I find that bin?

I suggest using a plastic scrapper and clean the mating surface. Also apply black rtv sealant (very thin amount) to hub and mating surface. Never use screwdriver to scrape on the mating surface. It can and will cause leaks.

what type of oil do you use???

In Europe we have lots of preset bearings and no oil. They last forever

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Part number CR 1612 in NAPA

so only when its leaking u have to replace it?

You could work on other one W this one is draining out good video What kind of jack you using

Vic saved 500 bucks labor....

Harbor freight 40 ton bottle jack 40 buks works good if u dont wana purchase air jack

Thank you for this video. Sea-moan, khar-ñhal.

But I don’t see replacement of the oil that you took out from hun

Ok

The Axle hub window! It is such a small item that can cost truckers and trucking companies lots of money if it is not working properly. Many operators never even think about this little item till they need to be replaced which can as often as every 30 to 60 day using the stemco brand. If you could cut down the replacement frequency or eliminate the need to replace them at all, would you be interested? Try ZanderSeal wndows and hubs www.highperformancetruckcomponents.com

Wish you gave us a part number