Toyota Hilux /Vigo rear axle bearing replacement | Complete guide how to (Non-ABS type)

How to replace N70 Kun26 2005-2015 Toyota Hilux rear wheel bearings and reseal to fix leaks
A complete how to guide on disassembly and assembly including puller tooling used to press the bearing and collar off the shaft, if you do not have a press you can cut the collar and knock the shaft and bearing away from the backing plate.
This is for non-abs if you have ABS you will need to fit the ring and a second collar, the measurement depth you install the collar and ring is important and should be measured on disassembly to ensure it goes back in the same place (122.2 mm from the face of the wheel mounting hub to the top of the second collar)
Includes how to adjust the rear brake shoes and fit the hand brake cable back on the brake shoes
Intro 00:00
Disassembly of Hilux brake and axle 00:30
Toyota Hilux rear axle bearing removal 04:30
Fitment and assembly of Toyota Hilux axle bearing and seals 09:12
Toyota Hilux rear brake and parking brake cable adjustment and assembly 15:45
Conclusion 22:22

[@ktm91668]

Great video, helped me out.

[@CharlieBosie]

Thank you
You are the boss

[@michaelandrews4783]

Legend!

[@johncoffee6566]

what an absolute awesome video. Thanks @simmo's Worshop

[@kungpaw1605]

With ABS how

[@plata_o_plomo]

What post size you using?

[@simmoshomeworkshop]

The one to remove is a 50x50mm square tube around 750mm long and the base is around 100mm square (125mm would be a better size)
The square tube I used to fit the collar is 40x40mm with a washer welded on the bottom to contact to collar squarely.

[@bolivararauz205]

How much is the capacity of the hydraulic press you use?

[@simmoshomeworkshop]

6 tonne, it is fairly at its limit pushing these, but it has worked for me. If I had my time again, I'd get the 12 tonne version.

[@bolivararauz205]

@@simmoshomeworkshop Very kind of you to take the time to respond, that will help me choose my future hydraulic press.
Thank you

[@2hotty_]

I’d use a grinder to remove the collar personally…

[@simmoshomeworkshop]

😅 you're a genuine boily at heart Scotch

[@nickn7895]

Instead of using a press could I use a hammer

[@simmoshomeworkshop]

Yeah I guess so, be sure to not hit the end of the spline directly, any "mushrooming" on the spline end and you can't get the axle back in the differential side gear, use a piece of wood or brass between the hammer and axle shaft if you must strike it.
You will need a bit of force my press is good for about 6t and they can be tight.
Carefully cutting the collar works too if absolutely necessary.