Rear wheel bearing replacement
#46
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are you still around.... I replaced my rear bearing hub by just pulling it, broke the ABS senor and cant insert the new one since, like you said, that deflector doesnt line up... so Im gonna remove it all again, remove the knuckle and hope I can somehow insert that deflector.. any tips??
It takes 30min to drop the rear differential. Drop the Diff, pull the axle and install the dust shield.
Let us know if need info on how to do this. It's pretty simple but you do need a basic tool to easily pop the axle(s) free.
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oh I didnt even think of it that way.... how do you 'press' the dust shield while the knuckle is on
Yes, don't pull the knuckle! Pull the axle!
It takes 30min to drop the rear differential. Drop the Diff, pull the axle and install the dust shield.
Let us know if need info on how to do this. It's pretty simple but you do need a basic tool to easily pop the axle(s) free.
It takes 30min to drop the rear differential. Drop the Diff, pull the axle and install the dust shield.
Let us know if need info on how to do this. It's pretty simple but you do need a basic tool to easily pop the axle(s) free.
#48
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Basically the hardship for many is getting the axle to pop free from the diff as there is nothing to grip on.
Pick up at post #352 of my build thread here. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/bui...ce-diy-18.html
It has the tools and method to drop the diff. On a 250, likely no need to loosen the drive shaft in the tunnel, just unbolt the exhaust, two braces, driveshaft, and the 5 bolts holding the diff.
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I'll update, the rear toe links can in face be removed and installed without dropping the subframe. You need to angle/rotate the cam a certain way and it will slide through the bracket tab and the control arm bushing sleeve.
Car is all back together, aligned with front and rear subframes having a coat of POR15 on them.
Last step is a full paint correction coming soon.
Car is all back together, aligned with front and rear subframes having a coat of POR15 on them.
Last step is a full paint correction coming soon.
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