Beautiful job Peter, love how you care to always do a such a great job, and you always give your customers the best🌟🚙 A Big Thank You♦ Have a Great Memorial Weekend, Be Safe, Have Fun
Question for Peter and for all of you guys...if this taco have a wheel bearing issues is not recomendable after the replacement replace the brake pads and brake disk too? Remember those two elements are on an “steady” position in reference to the hub that is playing around. Again thanks for your awesome videos Peter, Im learning a lot from you.
@Toyota Maintenance. Thank you Professor Peter for today's lesson on diagnosing and replacing that Toyota Tacoma's two front wheel bearings. Great lesson on the details and care involved. In the US, remember that spinach (Popeye) is recommended for extra strength. But I can see you're very strong indeed. Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Hey Peter, try a little spray of Fluid Film(made in San Francisco) on the rotor mounting surface before installing the wheel to protect against corrosion.
8:06 This dust cap is not available after market. You cant even find a part number. I damaged mine so I had to seal in with some gasket maker when reinstalling it.
I love love sauerkraut, my family hates it. More for me! Agreed yes you are fortunate with regards to little rust in California, here in Pennsylvania sometimes you need a sledgehammer to get the wheels off.
What brands are good? wildbrine from costco? Boar's head from Kroger? Old World Traditional German Salad from Grocery Outlet Bargain Market and Big Lots?
Peter, I know you're amused with the horror stories from the "Salt Belt" so let say that shiny bearing you pulled out, would be mistaken for new here. After a year, NOTHING is that free of rust!
Metric fasteners are sized by their major thread diameter, not the hex head size. Edit: in the north east rust belt, road crews put sauerkraut on the roads to melt the snow and ice.
Want to see what can happen with salt corrosion? Watch, 'Big Nasty Gets Defeated' on the South Main Auto Repair LLC TH-cam channel. His recent, 'Challenging Challenger: Part One' is quite funny too. You have to love the smaller and smaller impact sockets being hammered on the the axle nut. Peter is so lucky that he doesn't have to own an oxyacetylene torch as part of his normal tool kit, or a welding machine to remove corroded broken bolts quickly. If Eric O. at South Main can't fix it, nobody can.
I'm sorry for your show of power. I have a question on my 2011 Toyota Tundra rear wheel drive. I have excessive vibration at 30 mph and 40 mph. What do you think the problem could be? Thank you for your help. Better luck next time
I'm in upstate New York, our roads are covered in road salt five months of the year, Removing a stuck brake rotor? Either beat on it with a sledgehammer or, much easier, cut it off with a cutting disk, the break the rotor into two pieces. In my area those bolt holes never work here.
Basicly it's a design problem............the two elements of the double row bearing are too close together. Compare with an older spindle design where one(the larger) carries the radial load while a smaller bearing at the outer end of the spindle (6 inches away) carries the load of the axial forces due to moment reaction force. Stavros
You very lucky where I work they cheap usually have to reuse hub you ever try to break that nut on top vise and a 3 ft cheater bar bearing come in 2 pieces you ever notice it's always drivers side that goes bad
Great job, a lot of unnecessary extra work, like a Toyota mechanic finishing up with extra work done? Like rust removal! I have a fully imported Toyota noah sloper I bought second hand here in Aussie as a wheelchair van for my wife They are built in japan already fitted out. I had the local Toyota dealer service the vehicle, after they screwed it up I had a massive job to clean it up inside and out. Bush mechanics I guess, they didn't care!!
Still at the peak of frustration, no cursing came out of Peter! What a gentleman.
That came apart beautifully, cannot believe how shiny those old parts are absolutely amazing
Beautiful job Peter, love how you care to always do a such a great job, and you always give your customers the best🌟🚙 A Big Thank You♦ Have a Great Memorial Weekend, Be Safe, Have Fun
I LOVE those threaded holes in rotors and drums! What a simple and brilliant idea.
Sauerkraut makes you super smart to be able to do all these repairs so well!
Your super power is being a super mechanic, that's all that matters.
Excellent method of explaining. My favorite part is the slow steady camera on all of the parts of this assembly. Thanks
Happy to see a thorougher mechanic, keep it clean and leave it better than you got it!
Peter that was great, super strength from sauerkraut.
Awesome Repair Video Brother! Thanks again for making these and teaching us all about these details. Have a Great Weekend!
Thanks for pointing out the different components as you took it off.
I just fast forwarded to see one with no rust that came off easy. You lucky dog.
Thank you for posting such a helpful video. I will be doing the same thing to my 09 Tacoma, later today. cheers!
You can't see how good that sauerkraut is. Starts in the gut it makes everything gooood.💯
Clean shop, clean work, well done sir!
No super powers today BUT...you are still AWESOME!!! Thanks!
Mechanic of the year 👍👍👍
Best video yet Super Peter!
Hehehhee. 2009 Tacoma. We built that at Fremont plant. Where Tesla plant residing rt now.
RIP NUMMI
I recommend Peter for "Mechanic of the Year".
Love his guy he reminds me of Sergeant Schultz. Nice job
Peter that was a great video!! I would suggest mentioning the part number
Taco and sauerkraut, a winning combination!
You do not need to impress with the strongman brawn routine, we are here for the brain and knowledge impressing.
Question for Peter and for all of you guys...if this taco have a wheel bearing issues is not recomendable after the replacement replace the brake pads and brake disk too? Remember those two elements are on an “steady” position in reference to the hub that is playing around. Again thanks for your awesome videos Peter, Im learning a lot from you.
It looks like he works alone but man that shop is so clean and tidy it would be great to work there.
@Toyota Maintenance. Thank you Professor Peter for today's lesson on diagnosing and replacing that Toyota Tacoma's two front wheel bearings. Great lesson on the details and care involved.
In the US, remember that spinach (Popeye) is recommended for extra strength. But I can see you're very strong indeed.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Zehr Gut video Herr Petr!
Hey Peter, try a little spray of Fluid Film(made in San Francisco) on the rotor mounting surface before installing the wheel to protect against corrosion.
The Taco master is at it again.
like Popeye with his spinach, you have your sauerkraut. Great job
I just replaced the front wheel bearings on my 07 FJ Cruiser. I went with the TRQ bearings. Hopefully they hold up.
I loved this. Thank u!
If Eric O from South Main Auto, SMA, TH-cam see this shiny hub he will cry
Poor guy in NY and all of the cars are rusted.
Same here in Ohio
There are many places around the world where you would see that much rust. All of Canada is just as bad, I am sure.
He likes the punishment
I love this guy
Koyo has complete hub assembly !!
Peter is very strong!
At some point you must introduce this wife of which you speak to all of your friends here Peter. We would all love to say hello!
Axel bolts from motorcycles make great tools also
Popeye needs spinach, Peter needs saurkraut
I love the ease of 2wd 😀
What are some symptoms of a failing wheel bearing? Will the steering wheel shake when driving from 40-65 mphs after a front wheel balance?
What brand hub assembly did you use and what hub would you reccomend?
Little viggle 😂 That’s Awesome!
That's the point of the wideo.:)
What's the details of the abrasive material that was used with the milwaukee drill??
Thank You!!!
i like toyotas but the accent is what really brings me back
8:06 This dust cap is not available after market. You cant even find a part number. I damaged mine so I had to seal in with some gasket maker when reinstalling it.
I love love sauerkraut, my family hates it. More for me! Agreed yes you are fortunate with regards to little rust in California, here in Pennsylvania sometimes you need a sledgehammer to get the wheels off.
What brands are good? wildbrine from costco? Boar's head from Kroger? Old World Traditional German Salad from Grocery Outlet Bargain Market and Big Lots?
Where did you order the replacement part from? Good video!
Peter, I know you're amused with the horror stories from the "Salt Belt" so let say that shiny bearing you pulled out, would be mistaken for new here. After a year, NOTHING is that free of rust!
Metric fasteners are sized by their major thread diameter, not the hex head size. Edit: in the north east rust belt, road crews put sauerkraut on the roads to melt the snow and ice.
nice job :)
The abs ring is not the metal part on the end. That is actually a large nut used for preloading the bearing. The abs ring is the brown looking ring.
Ya gute. Wunderbar! Just one more bite of sauerkraut was needed.
Wow the 09 tacoma bearings are light years easier than the 1st gen tundra ones
Can't wait for the new Mechanics Clothing Line by Peter! Then Tool's by Peter..etc...
Do you have a 4 wheel front bearing video?
Peter, which brand is the wheel hub assembly?
Tak Peter, do you use threadlock on those bolts?
Do you use OEM Toyota parts?
ok what kind of scow did he used to pup out the hub and where can i get that.
what is the Milwaukee drill you are using
More sauerkraut required!! 👍👍
Hahaha. It’s ok. I believe you usually can pull them off. It’s the camera that does it.
Whats the specs on the hardware used to remove the rotor?
Peter, Why does this RWD Tacoma have 6 lug hubs?
Where do you find the link for the tools
Want to see what can happen with salt corrosion? Watch, 'Big Nasty Gets Defeated' on the South Main Auto Repair LLC TH-cam channel.
His recent, 'Challenging Challenger: Part One' is quite funny too. You have to love the smaller and smaller impact sockets being hammered on the the axle nut. Peter is so lucky that he doesn't have to own an oxyacetylene torch as part of his normal tool kit, or a welding machine to remove corroded broken bolts quickly. If Eric O. at South Main can't fix it, nobody can.
Where did you get the hubs from
I wish the bearings on my 2wd 4runner were this easy instead of having to pull the spindles off and take them to a shop with a press.
Where can i order this whole hub assembly?
Do you need the dust cap?
I'm sorry for your show of power. I have a question on my 2011 Toyota Tundra rear wheel drive. I have excessive vibration at 30 mph and 40 mph. What do you think the problem could be? Thank you for your help. Better luck next time
Where is this guys shop?!?!?
I'm in upstate New York, our roads are covered in road salt five months of the year, Removing a stuck brake rotor? Either beat on it with a sledgehammer or, much easier, cut it off with a cutting disk, the break the rotor into two pieces. In my area those bolt holes never work here.
Is this the Dorman replacement assembly?
Found it!
Who is the manufacturer of the new hub bearing you just put on? Do you use the same brand name for all your hub jobs?
I wish the two wheel drive 1st gen Tundra bearings were that easy. :(
No grease is required?
You make me miss my Camry and hate my much newer Elantra
Who made you buy it?
Na zdravi , Prost mein Freund 🍻
Please move to the Twin Cities Minnesota Peter😋🚙🌟
No one in his right mind would want to move there, especially in light of recent events.
How much does it cost to change these?
100-150 bucks, easy to do
@8:40 - Some Tacoma owner is now angry that they're upper control arm came loose....
What causes the bearing to go bad? Thanks for the video
Over 200,000 miles. Nothing lasts forever
Basicly it's a design problem............the two elements of the double row bearing are too close together.
Compare with an older spindle design where one(the larger) carries the radial load while a smaller bearing at the outer end of the spindle (6 inches away) carries the load of the axial forces due to moment reaction force.
Stavros
Dirt and salt don't help
@@jamesu Except misery.
@@stevecallachor I knew It had to be something of a design flaw, I ve seen too many with bearing issues even at 200,000 miles, thanks for the info
Peter sauerkraut gives me superpowers
I can clear a room with a single gas cloud
😃😨😱
Sauerkraut makes me fart when I try to pull off a feat of strength! Be careful!
You very lucky where I work they cheap usually have to reuse hub you ever try to break that nut on top vise and a 3 ft cheater bar bearing come in 2 pieces you ever notice it's always drivers side that goes bad
Sauerkraut power, 24 hour!!
8:16 we'll go gentle on it, BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM!
Yes Peter Tap so you don't pull the vehicle off the lift
🤯
California must be nice, never seen one that was not rusted solid and takes a press or a sledge hammer to remove.
The weather is about the only nice thing about CA these days.
You work on Scion XB'S too? Have you had one in the shop?
Only Toyota repairs
@@BakedRBeans The Scion is a Toyota. Read up.
@@oreally8605 oops
What year is yours?
@@paulparoma 2012 Xb RS 9.0
Go find Arnold Swartzenegger and he'll give you some nice steroids!
You just needed more kraut!
From the looks of them guns, with a little more pulling you'd had it off.
My 2011 has 5 bolts, maybe this truck is a prerunner
Great job, a lot of unnecessary extra work, like a Toyota mechanic finishing up with extra work done? Like rust removal! I have a fully imported Toyota noah sloper I bought second hand here in Aussie as a wheelchair van for my wife They are built in japan already fitted out. I had the local Toyota dealer service the vehicle, after they screwed it up I had a massive job to clean it up inside and out. Bush mechanics I guess, they didn't care!!
No need for Big Nasty