How to Replace the Bearing+Hub Assembly on a 2006 Toyota Tacoma

[@INTERNA9]

Best video.. Tomorrow I will do it on my 2009 Taco 4x4 V6 4.0L 6 speed. Magnuson supercharged…. Hello from Chicago🍷

[@uniden03229]

Clearly not a northeast truck…boy I wish mine was even a fraction of that clean. The fact you removed that hub by hand floored me. However great video walking through the process and tools needed without unnecessary fluff.

[@INTERNA9]

Hawaii Tacoma… no wonder…I have 2009 Taco 4x4 V6 4.0L 6 speed . Magnuson supercharger.. 180000 miles Love it . A little frame rust.. Chicago… not bad ..

[@billocampo1365]

Those are called channel locks ( water pump pliers )!

[@MrPepito1889]

Great job sir!

[@RoysGarage808]

Thanks for watching

[@A_Renaissance_Man]

Excellent video. Personally, I am a little leery of Dorman products. I have used them but the quality has not been consistent enough for me.

[@RoysGarage808]

With Dorman, it’s a hit or miss…not ALL of their products are good! Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@victorruiz7347]

Very good job thanks

[@RoysGarage808]

Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@frogfoot198]

Good video and everything was good instructions. But at least you should have warned people that it's not as easy to remove bolts, the rotor, the dust cover, or the assembly as easily as it's shown in the video.

[@RoysGarage808]

For this job it wasn’t too tough but on some jobs, it’s like going to war! Some of my videos are edited at 800x speed just to quickly show how difficult getting off one bolt can be! Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@frogfoot198]

@@RoysGarage808 I replaced my assembly yesterday on my Tacoma and it fought me tooth and nail all the way. But it's done and works great. Thanks for the instructions. Aloha.

[@INTERNA9]

He is working on that Taco in Hawaii.. no problem with rust.., he is Lucky…. Me. , not so lucky..Hello from Chicago.

[@ryanhie2829]

I thought to myself, "how did his hub just slide off so easily?!", then I witnessed the liberal use of anti seize. Well played, sir.

[@Abc444.]

I thought torquing the axle to exactly 173 foot lbs was very important, great video nonetheless

[@bullsicory]

It is. That bearing will live a short life if it's not torqued correctly. Sloppy work.

[@absauto5357]

Very good video my friend. Thanks for that information

[@stevanrose7439]

You should have put some anti-seize on the hub so it won’t freeze in the knuckle. For future removal. But the way the old one came off maybe you don’t need it there.

[@manuelriveraleyva2757]

Alguien diga que partes o si se puede aser de 2wd a 4wd Una ToyotaTacoma 2008

[@beckett191145]

Must be new to never seize A little bite goes 37 miles. Lol