Having the right tools always makes a big difference. I am unable to find the on car hauler that you used to remove the hub, I have found others, but none like yours. Also when you were trying to remove the bearing piece from the hub that you cut off, what tools were you using for that? A little more detail would be very helpful.
Coming from someone who has done like 10 subaru wheel bearings, why are there no seals?!?! I'm about to do this for my sister in laws car and I was dumbfounded that there's not a single seal in there.
When I got a hub puller, all it did was pull the hub towards the knuckle. You need to show more detail on what it presses against in the back of the hub so the horseshoe can pull out instead of everything just being compressed.
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Having the right tools always makes a big difference. I am unable to find the on car hauler that you used to remove the hub, I have found others, but none like yours. Also when you were trying to remove the bearing piece from the hub that you cut off, what tools were you using for that? A little more detail would be very helpful.
How do you know when to replace bearing?
My highlander 2015 making noise when I goes over 60mph.
what is the part number for hub puller
Thanks for the video.
Coming from someone who has done like 10 subaru wheel bearings, why are there no seals?!?! I'm about to do this for my sister in laws car and I was dumbfounded that there's not a single seal in there.
When I got a hub puller, all it did was pull the hub towards the knuckle. You need to show more detail on what it presses against in the back of the hub so the horseshoe can pull out instead of everything just being compressed.
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