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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This project demonstrates the use of two specialized tools, the AARC Bearing Cleaner and the AARC Bearing Packer, to efficiently and cleanly maintain automotive wheel bearings. The process involves submerging the bearing in cleaning fluid, flushing it with the cleaner tool, and then uniformly packing it with fresh grease using the packer tool, all while minimizing direct contact with the lubricants.

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All right, Derek. What is this thing? I've heard you got two brand new tools to help out auto mechanics. Can you explain these to me? >> No problem. The first one's our cleaner. So, it comes with this cone. You place your cone in the parts cleaner and your bearing on top of that. Take your cleaner over top and then you'll pull up the stainless steel rod to fill the chamber with fluid. >> Okay? And then you'll begin flushing >> one. >> Three or four times. >> Three. >> And you should come out with a good clean bearing. >> So that's all it takes to clean the bearings. Your fingers never touch the juice. >> It's very simple. It's very fast. >> But how do you pack the bearing now? You got it clean. >> That's correct. So here's the bearing packer. >> Okay. >> You you put your grease tube in, which would start start it like this with a full tube. You'll be using this invertedly. >> So your grease tube goes in there. there. So, this is like an inverted grease gun. >> 100% correct. And you'll take your you'll take your dirty or your clean bearing, I'm sorry, there and your cone included over the top of that. >> Okay? >> And then with one downward motion, you'll push down and your bearing will will pack evenly with >> grease. One push, your bearing is packed. Three pushes, your bearing is clean. And guys can find this right there. a a rarc-us.com and there's the number. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Derek. Appreciate it.

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