Im sure that was nerve-racking. What a solid dude Chad is for lending a hand, very cool. Side note; pause at 12:33 for the most aesthetic poop ever caught on film. 😆
It really is especially when you know you can fix anything if you had your garage lol. I was gonna edit that back out incase I get people yelling at for it even though we pick it up.
Lol I went to Beaverton for a ramen place that’s inside of an Asian market. Maybe you know about it? It was bomb. I’ll have to try charburger next time I’m there. 😂
@@jvogler_art4708 I’ve only been to Oregon a couple times. Passed through during buck season up in Washington. Not to familiar. Imnin the east coast now.
if I knew you had some issues at that time I would have reached out lol, I live in Salem and have a decent compliment of tools as well in the back of my sequoia. BTW I run the Series 80 rims as well lol, had to spacer the fronts to clear the calipers but the rears are perfect without the spacers.
Much appreciated. Was the first time ever asking publicly online for help and I was surprised how many people reach out to help. My issue was not having that axle tube for the bearing. I would have brought a press just to get me back on the road sooner lol. Spacers all around so it looks even lol plus I like a wide stance.
@@Wonger559 yeah I hear you there, last summer we camped overnight up in the hills just south of waldport and when coming down I heard the lovely metal on metal sound of brake pad backing contacting rotor, limped it down to Florence as we were trying to head that way on down to Port orchard and did a complete brake job in the O'Reilly's parking lot lol. The brake pad media delaminated from the backs and caused the issue. With spacers I had them all the way around but one of them had a lug nut gall up on the stud so had to cut it off as the stud decided to spin while trying to get things going. So off with the rear 2 spacers but looks even all the way around.
@@heismyrefuge1027 I think mine went out because of the weight. I did a how to video with a list of parts. Went with all OEM Toyota parts. 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra Rear Wheel Bearing w/ABS th-cam.com/video/hb6uw1d-BmM/w-d-xo.html
Im sure that was nerve-racking. What a solid dude Chad is for lending a hand, very cool.
Side note; pause at 12:33 for the most aesthetic poop ever caught on film. 😆
It really is especially when you know you can fix anything if you had your garage lol.
I was gonna edit that back out incase I get people yelling at for it even though we pick it up.
If you’re ever up there again my aunt and uncle owns a burger/asian fusion restaurant called Charburger in Beaverton!! Let them know I sent ya. 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Nice, Ill have to remember that. Thanks for the watch
Lol I went to Beaverton for a ramen place that’s inside of an Asian market. Maybe you know about it? It was bomb. I’ll have to try charburger next time I’m there. 😂
@@jvogler_art4708 I’ve only been to Oregon a couple times. Passed through during buck season up in Washington. Not to familiar. Imnin the east coast now.
if I knew you had some issues at that time I would have reached out lol, I live in Salem and have a decent compliment of tools as well in the back of my sequoia.
BTW I run the Series 80 rims as well lol, had to spacer the fronts to clear the calipers but the rears are perfect without the spacers.
Much appreciated. Was the first time ever asking publicly online for help and I was surprised how many people reach out to help. My issue was not having that axle tube for the bearing. I would have brought a press just to get me back on the road sooner lol.
Spacers all around so it looks even lol plus I like a wide stance.
@@Wonger559 yeah I hear you there, last summer we camped overnight up in the hills just south of waldport and when coming down I heard the lovely metal on metal sound of brake pad backing contacting rotor, limped it down to Florence as we were trying to head that way on down to Port orchard and did a complete brake job in the O'Reilly's parking lot lol. The brake pad media delaminated from the backs and caused the issue. With spacers I had them all the way around but one of them had a lug nut gall up on the stud so had to cut it off as the stud decided to spin while trying to get things going. So off with the rear 2 spacers but looks even all the way around.
How many miles were on your bearings?
About 130k
@@Wonger559 mine have 137k, I should probably change mine but no issues yet. What brand did you get? Timken?
@@heismyrefuge1027 I think mine went out because of the weight. I did a how to video with a list of parts. Went with all OEM Toyota parts.
2000-2006 Toyota Tundra Rear Wheel Bearing w/ABS
th-cam.com/video/hb6uw1d-BmM/w-d-xo.html