How to replace wheel bearing assembly on Toyota Venza 2009-2015
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Replacing rear hub assembly on my 2015 Toyota Venza 2.7L 4 cylinders AWD. I had humming noise coming from the rear left end of and it was getting louder over 50mph. After replacing rear hub assembly, the sound went away. This is totally DIY project with the right tools and nice torque wrench. '
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Tools used in this video:
Lisle 39510 30mm Axle Nut Socket 12 point
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TRQ Rear Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly for Toyota Lexus RX 4WD 4x4 AWD
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Dorman 615-224 Spindle Nut M22-1.50 Hex Star Pattern Compatible with Select Lexus / Scion / Toyota Models, 2 Pack
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TEKTON 3/8 Inch Drive Micrometer Torque Wrench (10-80 ft.-lb.) 24330
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Torque wrench up to 250ft-lb
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You are right about not any do it yourself videos on removing or installing rear hubs or even rear emergency brake shoes on the first generation Toyota Venza's. I'm glad you made one up cause I'm in the process of putting new emergency brake shoes on mine and there isn't a video on the Venza's. Thanks for for this
Thanks for the video, very well explained.
Great instructions. Just did my 2013 Venza. Thanks
Was it difficult for you to remove nut?
@@nazarettos6987 Not too bad, but I did not have 30 mm impact socket so I used regular deep 12 point 30 mm and after removing unti-rotation indentation I also heated nut a bit with torch (15 seconds) and she come out easy. Thanks again for making video.
@@jerrysuchanek9069 thank you for sharing your experience.
As always, great and very instructive video! Thank you!
Oh! Nice job by the way.
I changed my venza 2011 left side hub
The brake light and abs light is on my dash board any help?
Replace abs censor, probably got damaged
@@nazarettos6987 thank you
Thanks for the video bro
This wheel bearing assembly still good
Is there a difference in the rear and front hubs and is it the same part for fwd
Yes there is a difference between front and rear hub as well AWD or not.
excellent clarity tu so much there arent' too many video. where is the trq link, cmon think about us newbs. lol rofl. tu tu tu.
@@DelaneyStudios amzn.to/3uN5t5z this TRQ hub still doing good, so far no noise from the rear wheel.
@nazarettos6987 I found a complete fnt n rear brake rotor and hub kit from Detroit axle, I can't tell if the bearings need pressing, and who makes the bearings and the expected wty ebay. 2013 venza le
Bro, I hope you can respond to this. Great video! I need some help though. I'm replacing the rear parking brake shoes on an AWD 09 Venza and the pins that hold the shoe tensioners are being problematic. In particular the straight one thats closer to the front of the car. There doesn't seem to be enough room to pull it out. Is there a trick or do I need to pull the whole hub assembly off to allow more room?
can you email me pictures?
try using needle nose pliers to pull that part out. Do not remove the hub assembly for this.
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Next time try a drift pin (taper shaft) and insert it into opposite side of hub when you are starting the bolts you won't bust your balls trying to line up the holes.😊
How much was your hub assembly?
I believe i paid 67$ amzn.to/3uN5t5z