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Moog LCA ball joint, tie rod, and wheel bearing replacement part #'s and general BS

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by misc, Jun 7, 2011.

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  1. Jun 7, 2011 at 6:30 PM
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    I haven't seen any condensed info on any of the sites and since these are typical wear items on a 4x4 05+ Tacoma I figured I would throw out some part numbers and pictures for all to see/use when they have the same issues.

    I have never used Moog before, so I contacted some guys I know before investing in their parts. No one had anything bad to say so I choose Moog for all of my parts. I purchased everything from Rock Auto Sunday night and it was all delivered today (Tuesday).

    Moog's designs seem solid and they have serviceable tie rods and ball joints that should last much longer then OE as long as they are taken care of.

    Please note there are 1,000 ways to skin a cat and many other parts from different manufacturers that can be used. This thread is just a summary of what I used.

    Tie rod
    Part #: ES80895
    $24.79

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    LCA ball joint
    Part #: K80827
    $36.79

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    DIY LCA Ball Joint Replacement 2005+ Tacoma link

    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/su...oint-replacement-2005-tacoma.html#post3564451

    Front wheel bearing + hub
    Part #: 515040
    $77.89
    (hub isn't required)

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    Wheel bearing replacement link:

    http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2085993&postcount=1

    Note: a 35mm socket or a 36mm socket can be used, but it is not 100% correct.
    For the exact recommended socket see here http://toyota.spx.com/hwtordr.aspx
    The part # is: SST 09318-12010     http://toyota.spx.com/detail.aspx?id=545&p=281&g=0

    See below for a PDF Toyota Tech bulletin on replacement.
    **Do NOT follow the torque specks on the PDF labeled "Front Hub (4wd & Pre-Runner)" - this PDF was supplied for removal of parts ONLY.
    **For proper torque specks follow the PDF named "Front Axle Hub (4wd & Pre-Runner) Installation. It is the bottom PDF and should be used for installation.




    For the people who need gaskets (should be everyone unless you want to replace your wheel bearings again in 3,000 miles)

    Wheel seals:

    NATIONAL Part # 710477 Oil Seal (Nitrile Seal)
    Shaft Size=3.189", Housing Bore=3.801, Outer Diameter=3.809, Width=0.63in
    Front Wheel; 4WD; Outer
    Rock Auto $8.64

    NATIONAL Part # 710573 Oil Seal (Nitrile Seal)
    Shaft Size=2.856", Housing Bore=3.525, Outer Diameter=3.537, Width=0.252in
    Front Wheel; 4WD; Inner
    Rock Auto $9.53

    OE O ring Part # 9030192003
    Village Toyota $3.94




    Rock Auto always has 5% off discount codes so search the web for their current one before ordering. I saved $13.95 in 2 minutes.


    Here are some new ball joints you might also want to consider

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    • Full Ball design delivers ample wear surface
    • Fused urethane boot prevents joint disintegration
    • One premium pieces, no galvanic corrosion thanks to coated stud and hardware

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    2005+ 4.0 4x4 or Prerunner

    Upper ball joint PT# 500-1150 Master Installer price is $32.90
    Lower ball joint PT# 505-1427 Master Installer price is $32.90



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  2. Jun 7, 2011 at 6:39 PM
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    Moog is some good stuff!
     
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  3. Jun 7, 2011 at 6:49 PM
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    Time will tell ultimately, but I'm impressed by their design and overall quality right out of the box.

    No missing parts...check

    No rust...check

    No defective/ripped/weathered/dry rotted boots...check

    No forging or mold issues...check

    :)
     
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  4. Jun 7, 2011 at 6:52 PM
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    That's the whole point of getting them...the added greasing. Ill remember.

    If cash was no object I would of gone with SKF over all other brands. They have the best bearing seals and bearings from what I researched IMO.

    If I can get 63k out of OE wheel bearings I think Ill be just fine with Moog.
     
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    For the people just ordering bearings or need seals

    Wheel seals:

    NATIONAL Part # 710477 Oil Seal (Nitrile Seal)
    Shaft Size=3.189", Housing Bore=3.801, Outer Diameter=3.809, Width=0.63in
    Front Wheel; 4WD; Outer
    Rock Auto $8.64

    NATIONAL Part # 710573 Oil Seal (Nitrile Seal)
    Shaft Size=2.856", Housing Bore=3.525, Outer Diameter=3.537, Width=0.252in
    Front Wheel; 4WD; Inner
    Rock Auto $9.53

    OE O ring Part # 9030192003
    Village Toyota $3.94
     
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    For the past 5-6k. Ive pushed them far and I expect to see some carnage. I got the hubs just in case. You have to remember my truck see's salt 3-4 months out of the year and my local trails are always wet and full of sand and mud. Pretty much bearing hell. I also drive like an a-hole compounding my issues. I have 63k on the truck.
     
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    My truck sounds like this baby in action

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    What are you laughing at?

    Now that we got you taking your truck into the woods your NEXT :devil:

    I hear Wharton calling you

    *Craig*

    *Craig*

    *Come play in my sand and mud water*
     
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    We need a Wharton hit list

    Me: Starter, uniballs, every bearing

    Joe: wheel bearings, belt tension-er

    Scott: just about every moving part

    Josh: 4x4 actuator and who knows what next

    John: manual transmission

    and I know someone blew out all their pullies, just can't remember who

    Yea....lets play in the mud :(
     
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    If it's any consolation, I've got this weird hum when I go over 60mph now...:confused:

    started after BC... :notsure:
     
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    Carrier bearing is my guess.

    Next time I see you Ill take a look.
     
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    F.U> GUYZ
    broken mods
    dam my truck is quiet quiet quiet now....and im loving it....
    first time in years
    well that is except rear leafs squeaking at times
     
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    anyone know where i can get just the hub
     
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    Me too. Interesting that it started after Wharton.....:(
     
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    A few bolts are different.
    Front wheel bearing + hub
    Part #: 515040
    $77.89
    (hub isn't required)
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    Pressing still required for install or is this finally a full assembly? Looks not all together in the pic to me...
     
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