Toyota Sequoia 4 Runner Tundra Pickup Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement Using $30 Press Tool
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Disk brakes for the win.
Exactly
Before starting this job two important points. The bushing close to the shaft end is a seal ring. That distance is absolutely critical. If it's off by .25 or mire, the axle will leak. The ABS wheel must be at correct distance also, otherwise your ABS will do wierd shit, like activate at 5 mph when slowing down. Take measurements from the axle before ripping everything apart Trust me. School of hard knocks here
C'mon. Post back with the update: that you had to buy all new parts and re-do it because you drove the ABS ring and retainer/race too far, so the race didn't line up with the seal, and the axle leaked.
It's an easy mistake to make, but just own up to it so you don't mislead people who are looking for advice on this job.
I could have sworn the ABS gear has to be measured and isn't supposed to be seated all the way on the snap ring like they did. I think it's in too far and won't align with the sensor.
That is correct. You have to measure it before you cut it out.
Forgot to put the tension washer on
Why would you beat on the center ring of a bearing?
where did you get the 30$ press tool?
I had a local machine shop make it
@@NathansBMWWorkshop you mean www.freedomracing.com/09521-25011-01-rear-axle-shaft-bearing-puller.html ? $300 toyota tool that doesnt fit on the HF press without cutting. This job is a nightmare, could have given some better details on the magic $30 tool
I think you drove that abs ring way to deep, it should not touch the c clip, you screwed up bro
you genuises could have heated the parts a little so you dont have to pound the crap out of it.
Ha ha Ha ha ha this is a joke right!!!!!!!!!!!!
do you sell that $30 tool?
Sequoia’s use Disc brakes not Drum, different procedure...
Comments and first minute shows lack of care and quality work. I’m gone.
The title is misleading, the sequoia uses a unit bearing and is completely different than a tundra. It should be changed to avoid confusing people (like me) who are looking to do this on a sequoia...
Same here. There is so little information out there on sequoias.
Thanks, I'm looking to replace on my Sequoia and thought things looked different when I pulled the wheel etc.
Wow!! says 30$ press tool in title, dont even say how to get it!! Dissapointing instrucional.
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i live in fredericktown and have a parts bimmer you might be interested in. can we talk by phone some how?
These guys are hacks, buy the proper tool, measure like you're suppose to do or at least scribe where the retainers were before cutting them off.
So, my money says that thing leaked like a sieve, and probably started throwing ABS errors. The ABS ring isn't supposed to be jammed up against the c-clip and outer retainer ring. That inner retainer ring must ride inside the rubber oil seal to seal the axle, and they drove it on so far that it never made contact. I know this because the previous owner of my Tundra had done the same thing when they replaced the wheel bearing. Even with the stack of snap rings they tried to use to make up that space on my truck(not joking), it didn't put ABS ring in the correct position, or the inner retainer in the right place to seal.
Oh for fuck sake- stop hammering on the spacers. Just heat them up a little and they will drop into position. Rank - amatuers.
I cant even watch this, you screwed up bad.
lol
That's what I thought as well. Didn't even lube the parts pounding them on. And and ring was too far down.
You screwed it up.
Well I prefer those worthless BMW's
very good video I like you working on Toyotas better than those worthless BMW