Manual LOCKING HUB GREASE & WATERPROOF

1994 TOYOTA 4RUNNER 4X4

[@jayodon67]

Thanks for the video, 9 years later and it's helped me here in Australia.

[@RednecksGoneWild]

Glad it helped!

[@Johnferrana]

Gained a subscriber

[@VesselFitterguy]

Wow I've never seen anyone remove a stud like at. Wow

[@Sergejoncas]

toyota are so much fun just maintain them and they will serve you good lol i got 1993 pick up will never get rid of it lol thank for vid

[@Mattars]

Did you get rid of it? Lol

[@MrSaber152]

does it matter if the hubs are locked or not when you take them apart?

[@yotagang3705]

godamnit I just finished last bolt i was torquing it and it snapped of ....fml....

[@700shabatt]

Is this going to be the same standard procedure to re grease the hub on a '98 Taco ? Thanks

[@TheJstack88]

Exellent video, exactly what i was looking for, I have 97 tacoma with same locking hubs but they wont go from locked to free mode, I will give it a grease and see if that changes it,

[@boycieboy100]

Thanks for the upload. Found it most useful

[@nicholas7103]

Hey Man, Why are you using sealant to re-install the hub when a Toyota Gasket is available? Part number 43531. It pays to have a Toyota Service Manual and to read thru it before any projects are attempted. See page SA-27 in the Service Manual published by Helms Publications.

[@TheNimshew]

Plus the fact that when he tightens the hub bolts up it squeezes out the gasket compound. Which leaves nothing waterproof. That's why Toyota uses a gasket.

[@nicholas7103]

Does it truck have the 4WD indicator light on the dash? By the way, nice trick with the drill...

[@rickmcclung6729]

Nice trick with the drill, another good way is the good old pair of vise grips, seems they snap off and leave a bit to grab. since they are 10 mm, best to use 1/4 inch drive ratchet to tighten them. Did you leave the gasket and placed sealer?

[@RednecksGoneWild]

yes

[@brodysbuckinbroncos7697]

I bought some manual locking Milemarkers for my '90 Bronco, my stock ones are broken. I get to put the new ones in today or tomorrow. I'm super excited. I've been reading my Haynes and watching videos on what to expect, and this will help a ton. Great video.

[@462ANIMAL]

ah good idea Luna, I should do the same to my truck!

[@getachefupya]

awesome vid mate, I have a 90 4 runner here in australia that i love. i reckon my auto locking hubs are fucked so i wanna change over to manual, do you have a video on the conversion?

[@nicholas7103]

Another thing... Why did you not replace the O Ring at the front dial? Two things I would have done is to go to Toyota and purchase the O Ring and Gasket to keep the water out.

[@jec_ecart]

I wish the video was in higher quality..can't see the hub parts clearly.

[@josindomingocampanario4607]

Great video dude, just bought a 4x4 and learning about maintaining it, so this will be the next job for me, cheers from the UK!

[@nicholas7103]

is there anyway I can get some pics of your front suspension? I have a question or two as well. I have spent hours of time in the junk yards getting parts, talking to toyota, reading the factory service manual and tearing things apart......... Good things on the horizon....

[@clinteast7476]

Take tire off, use heat on bolts that wont come out(where there threaded into) works great for bolts that are sure to break.

[@monkeysatch]

great vid

[@scrooge8117]

Rather UUUUSE the newtonmeter specs when tightening those bolts

[@sooperadan438]

good video

[@MOUSEBOWEN]

i heard and read you should not put any grease in side the hub.they say used ATF little bit thats all

[@rjkunde1859]

1993 full service manual says "APPLY MP GREASE TO INNER HUB SPLINES"

[@nicholas7103]

Thanks for the reply back... I have automatic locking hubs..A.D.D and I am converting to Manual locking hubs and have done lots of research on the matter and will be doing a video soon. Thanks for the video that you made........ It was great to watch... I enjoyed it, had to watch it a few times. Go to:flickr.com/photos/greenlightrestorations

[@cabazon2010]

Nice trick with the Drill ?That moved all the crud right into the hub .