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Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Yukon
Posts: 1,318
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Yukon
Posts: 1,318
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The trouble is that once the oil reaches the brake area, it has already passed through your bearings and contaminated/washed out the grease. Whether or not one changes the bearing, they are most likely f-Ed or on the way there.
Watch Tim’s video, read the dr coffee thread. This is not a small or cheap fix. I did mine about a year ago. Better to fix it once and do it properly I think.
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-1996 4Runner. 3RZ 5-Spd. 4x4 Base model. OME2906/Toyota OEM rears with 2004 Tacoma Dual Rate Fronts on Bilstien 4600s.
-1993 Corolla Wagon 7AFE
-2001 Echo D.D.
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