Where to buy wheel bearings
- Thread starter crrider80
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Only one bearing per wheel. Hope you have access to a press; a hammer ain't gonna cut it(will really f**k it up, though). Get new seals, to.
Nope(Well, maybe, but it would have to open over 12"). You have to press the wheel hub out of the bearing, and press the bearing out of the steering knuckle. Then you have to press it all back together in the opposite order. Don't forget to put the seal in before you press the hub in......
Most mechanic shops have a press, and will change the bearing and seal for you if you bring them the assembly. Shouldn't charge much, $40 or so each.
http://cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=FA&P=8
Most mechanic shops have a press, and will change the bearing and seal for you if you bring them the assembly. Shouldn't charge much, $40 or so each.
http://cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=FA&P=8
I'd use OEM bearings from the dealer, because the job isn't fun, and they have proven to last well over 100K miles...
crrider80 said:
if you can get ~8 tons of pressure out of a vise, sure. Thats about the force at which the bearings pop out.
i always use timken bearings when i do wheel bearings. I have a timken factory not to far from where i live and have had a pretty detailed tour seen them take a hunck of metal and make it into a wheel bearing it was cool lol there top notch quality
in the link on the previous page why is there a few different types? are there fitment differences? or is one a cheapo version and the other a better quality product?
my bearings failed at over 200K miles. I put autozone brand in them running good. 40 for each roughly + 5 or 8 for seals. I saw the mechanics that did it with a hammer. they fucked up both my ABS sensors and had to pay for used ones. not cheap!
Don't forget to buy replacements for the huge nuts holding the front stub shafts into the bearings. They get staked into place and are not really reusable. You will need a air wrench to get them off. Follow the installation procedure carefully - the order is very important.
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Finnon said:
The bearing offerings are just preference for some people. All that are offered are high quality units and carry the same warranty.
just got price's from yota the other day
90903-63006-77 front bearing $60.61each
90369-43005-77 rear bearing $66.45 each
90311-63001 rear seal $10.72each
90311-57001 rear seal $8.30each
getting the bearing race of the hub is hard and can't be done with a hammer
90903-63006-77 front bearing $60.61each
90369-43005-77 rear bearing $66.45 each
90311-63001 rear seal $10.72each
90311-57001 rear seal $8.30each
getting the bearing race of the hub is hard and can't be done with a hammer