playr158

#31

you don't use a punch on a ball joint....use the correct tool.

pickle fork + hammer it takes 5 seconds

zfjohnson07

#32

well i got it off today. now i have to get a new wheel hub, is it a good idea to buy it from a junk yard?

azian_advanced

#33

depends if you're willing to use a part that is more prone to early failure for the sake of spending less.
if i were you i'd go with getting a part from the junkyard and spend less . the 5th gens might work too since the wheelbearings are the same, but i'm not sure if the hubs are also the same.

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playr158

#34

do it right....new from toyota

zfjohnson07

#35

how exactly do i get the wheel hub out?

Decalsondemand

#36

has to go to a machine shop and be pressed out and the new bearings pressed in

garin

#37

lets sum it up.

one bearing and two seals per wheel (inner and outer seal though)
use a press for the bearing
ball joints, use a pickle fork and a hammer
buy new not out of a junk yard

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zfjohnson07

#38

alright i got it. when to junk yard and found it works great. surprisingly when i let off the acceleration i really cant explain how amazing it feels but it just feels so great!