Thanks brother, got the exact same car, i also need to change the back struts and drum, and drum shoes along with the bearings, lolz. You made it one step easier and i appreciate it
@@GarageMahalLife hey, speaking of 2001 toyota corolla. Do you have other videos of that vehicle in repair? I have half a dozen other issues I'm working on. (It's a project car).
I just bought a 1995 Toyota Corolla 5 speed with 160.000km from an ex cop. Rust free maintained very good except the rear bearings. I ordered the rear bearings from Amazon but I'm a bit worried about the safety & longevity. They're autoshack bearings. How long do you think they will last & are they safe? I paid $400 for my car & $60 for the bearings. Do you recommend any good websites for affordable quality parts? Thanks, greetings from the Canadian Rockies.
Hi Stoic! How is the winter ;) Well I have ordered a lot more parts from Amazon lately. My shop is at www.amazon.com/shop/rhinehoth Okay, well Amazon does have a lot of 3rd party sellers on there, I look for ones that have the best and most reviews. As of lately Detroit Axle has been my goto 3rd party seller. This is their page amzn.to/2NGfAE1 But in short, I have only ever had 1 problem with a inner tie rod failing on a SK4 and Amazon made good on it. But I have bought countless bearings and all have been solid even from cheaper 3rd party questionable sellers, (a few customers of mine want the cheapest parts possible...) so I have experimented a bit with other sellers. The most delightful thing is 99% of the time when I have ordered off Amazon, it has been the right part! Unlike my big box auto parts stores near me who tend to be more expensive than Amazon and typically about 25% of the time, get me the wrong part. Anyhow in short, I've had great parts that last with little to no issues! :) Hope that helps!
Thanks brother, got the exact same car, i also need to change the back struts and drum, and drum shoes along with the bearings, lolz. You made it one step easier and i appreciate it
I'm here to help, glad I could, Thanks for watching and commenting 😀
@@GarageMahalLife hey, speaking of 2001 toyota corolla. Do you have other videos of that vehicle in repair? I have half a dozen other issues I'm working on. (It's a project car).
Thanks!
Thank you for Watching and Commenting 😀
Just did the same job on my brother in laws Carolla, but I had to press them out they were so bad they didn't want to come out 😅
Yeah, sometimes, most of the times you get a bear of a job! But every so often you get a quick and easy one ;)
I just bought a 1995 Toyota Corolla 5 speed with 160.000km from an ex cop. Rust free maintained very good except the rear bearings. I ordered the rear bearings from Amazon but I'm a bit worried about the safety & longevity. They're autoshack bearings. How long do you think they will last & are they safe? I paid $400 for my car & $60 for the bearings. Do you recommend any good websites for affordable quality parts? Thanks, greetings from the Canadian Rockies.
Hi Stoic! How is the winter ;) Well I have ordered a lot more parts from Amazon lately. My shop is at www.amazon.com/shop/rhinehoth Okay, well Amazon does have a lot of 3rd party sellers on there, I look for ones that have the best and most reviews. As of lately Detroit Axle has been my goto 3rd party seller. This is their page amzn.to/2NGfAE1 But in short, I have only ever had 1 problem with a inner tie rod failing on a SK4 and Amazon made good on it. But I have bought countless bearings and all have been solid even from cheaper 3rd party questionable sellers, (a few customers of mine want the cheapest parts possible...) so I have experimented a bit with other sellers. The most delightful thing is 99% of the time when I have ordered off Amazon, it has been the right part! Unlike my big box auto parts stores near me who tend to be more expensive than Amazon and typically about 25% of the time, get me the wrong part. Anyhow in short, I've had great parts that last with little to no issues! :) Hope that helps!
What’s the torque spec for the wheel hub ??? Thanks
The bolts, 45lbs.
@@GarageMahalLife thanks man I appreciate it