Hey everyone,
Yeah not a hard job at all. The only catch I found was we messed up the dust collar (guess that's what you call it) that goes between the wheel hub and the bearing. I know they tell you to be careful and not damage it but we still damaged it.
Bought a new one from Toyota (a...
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Could you elaborate more on what you headed and froze. Doesn't the bearing slip into the I guess you would call it knuckle or assembly?
The first picture shows the entire bearing housing. Did you replace this?
The second picture shows where the bearing slides in. Is this the...
Hello Maria,
I have not heard from you in a while. I'm glad I frequent this forum and came across your post. The picture you paint for everyone is your point of view and not the entire story. I didn't want to post this publicly but I feel I must defend myself.
If I must I will go into...
mjos,
Could you elaborate more on "Look how far the stock bearing is pressed into the hub before removing it so you know how to press in the new one for depth."
Thanks
Look like I have a job ahead of me.
I guess the brand of bearing isn't important? Buy a pair of them and start tearing into it.
I'm pretty sure I can handle it. I've done U joints on the front of my Dodge. Although this is different still should be an alright job.
Sounds exactly what mine is doing.
Driving down a very smooth highway not hearing much until around 55-70 mph. Turn the wheel to the right and it goes away until you straighten the wheel. Turn the wheel to the left and it doesn't go away.
I jacked up the front end and tried moving the...
Hey everyone I have an '05 Sport V8 4 wheel drive 49K on the clock. I put 265/70/17 NTG's on it about 2 thousand miles ago.
I think I have a wheel bearing going bad. The vibration will start around 55 mph and doesn't go away the faster you go. It does seem to smooth out a bit around 85-90...
Hey guys,
Any one have the dimensions so I can make my own leveling kit for my '05? I have the machines and material to make them just don't have the hole pattern or dimensions.
If anyone could help me out I would appreciate it!
Thanks,
Chris