2008-2017 Tundra Front Wheel Bearing

[@GEARMOAUTO]

GET THE FRONT WHEEL BEARING HERE ( AMAZON ) ( ONE FROM VIDEO ) ( 4WD ) amzn.to/3SkR1YT GET THE AXLE NUT SOCKET HERE ( 39 MM) ( AMAZON) amzn.to/3R4a1JZ

[@Nathan-lt6bw]

What's the torque capacity with the 39MM?

[@mikewest712]

I am about tackle a water pump and wheel bearings on my 07. This video was made by a mechanic for mechanics. No bs showing us how to remove the tire and all that other flim flam. Top shelf video sir. Top shelf

[@mycaddigo]

I got an 07! How many miles you got ??

[@jimprescott4955]

Best bearing replacement video I've seen. I'm getting ready to do it.

[@jonathanbrwn53]

How did it go? Thibking of doing this myself

[@joycejeff38]

I like this guy, Straight to the point without any bullshit

[@leathercheerio1]

Torque spec for spindle nut would be nice also. I read that if the hub bearing bolts aren't all the same torque it could cause premature failure. Nice video

[@Nexus-6]

Torque spec is 249 lb-ft for the spindle nut.

[@it4dps]

Good explanation and documentation of what needs to be done to change the wheel bearing, but you will be changing that Dorman bearing again within 2 years.

[@dan-ishaqabrahams9589]

Thank you for making this video. You are the real deal. No bs! 😀

[@beaneesrotties420]

Good looking out my brother. I have to do mine on my 2012 tundra so this video just made it that much more simple to do it my self lolol… Much love from Las Vegas 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@firesupport162]

Same I don't have a clue I'm the 5th owner on a 2013 111k miles and I'm probably the only owner that knows how to maintain it I had a rear Caliper seized on the rotor all 4 brakes needed the guides greases and the pads replaced

[@timeallen6900]

Quick to the point tutorials are the best the rest are data killers

[@grantstone3871]

He is good. Very confident, good job, good video

[@myscotchman2891]

Thanks for posting this video! Great info and straight to the point.

[@jasonkough9907]

Axle nut torque is 249 ft/lbs

[@stumblein9]

Great video! I’m curious why Toyota calls it a grease cap but doesn’t say to use grease. Anything wrong with applying some axle grease before putting the cap on?

[@boneskull4207]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, be safe and be blessed!

[@pantherplatform]

I got those exact same wrenches. One of a very few items I bought off the tool truck, not snap on tho.

[@1Doodadd]

OMG..............Your killing ME Smalls

[@muffintop420]

Thank you for the video, I just ordered all the parts. Went with TRQ not Dorman, they didn't have the best reviews especially for how pricey they are. How are they doing so far?

[@jorgecardona4901]

Good job of explaining things very clearly, thanks

[@brianhawk1854]

Way cool dude, thank for the insight into this.much appreciate

[@chitownbangin]

sooooo bout that axle nut torque...

[@Smartsometimes]

Great video friend! Thank you!

[@miztrusa]

Jus had both wheel bearings on my 07 Tundra done a couple weeks ago and now my rusty, nasty dust shield is rattling horribly on one side.... Not sure why they didn't recommend replacing those since they were in there anyways but I'm not happy about it!!!

[@mikel5992]

Good vid!

[@talladegadale3]

I noticed you did not need to use a press for the wheel bearing? Is that because the new one was already pressed together?

[@zigzach8330]

Yes they are already pressed in. However if you have a press at home to remove the old bearing that eliminates the need for the entire new hub whereas you can just replace the bearings.

[@stephenrioles7554]

The part that you didnt replace (dust shield?) how can you tell if it needs to be replaced or not? Thanks!

[@iluxassuperka5374]

Thanks for video! 39mm socket ordered, just incase :)

[@timeallen6900]

Where did you get the 39mm socket?

[@FixingAndFlipping]

@@timeallen6900 amazon has it for sure :)

[@MitchDore]

Great video

[@mbahmannz]

Great one. Thanks for sharing

[@terrellscaife2411]

Hey thanks for posting this video

[@terrellscaife2411]

So what is the price of that specialty socket

[@martinedwards4522]

was looking for info on... should i replace them whether bad or not after say ...160k miles?

[@brucejones8749]

No

[@martinedwards4522]

@ thanks that was long time ago 😂

[@moonshinedanny6860]

so what was that torque spec on the axle nut

[@chitownbangin]

lol crickets to this day

[@marcopineda2249]

12 ugga duggas

[@brianhawk1854]

249flbs acle nut

[@Jislas442]

Hey my wheel hub is totally different. No cotter keys 1012 2wd. I can send a picture. 4.6 L.

[@jasonpranger9095]

Is this for a 4WD?

[@turdsandwicher]

Im assuming so. Because other wise there wouldn't have been an axle there. I was thinking gear oil would leak out but guess not.

[@romanamador2581]

Yes its 4wd

[@robtruesdale6997]

No heat oil spilled because he never change the axle seal as he mentioned.

[@johnlauer4389]

Thanks man.

[@toantruong5095]

nice job

[@miguelvaldez9449]

Did you torque?

[@joseibarra0173]

¡Gracias!

[@joseibarra0173]

😊 muchas gracias por el video, me va a servir mucho para cuando haga el trabajo en mi 08 tundra‼️

[@Matt-ersOfFaith]

can you remove the rotors and brake pads first, before removing the axle nut? thanks!

[@GEARMOAUTO]

Yes definitely

[@practicallyperfect8721]

Man i hate working on rusty piles of shit...

[@jakeestrada1239]

4wd?

[@romanamador2581]

Yes

[@mycaddigo]

Pretty sure that’s a 39 mm socket….

[@ExtremeRecluse]

All bearings should be assemblies instead of pressed in style

[@GEARMOAUTO]

I agree.

[@matthewmcintyre8488]

@@GEARMOAUTO so no need for a press with this assembly then? maybe just a hub puller if its rustted up

[@JamesMorel-yw2fd]

😂

[@thehemiolds455]

Dorman 🤔👎👎👎

[@duncanparrish1550]

Maybe know the proper names of parts and tools before acting like a technician....

[@Nathan-lt6bw]

What's the torque capacity with the 39MM?

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