Wheel bearing replacement

I've been doing some reading on replacing wheel bearings. A lot of the threads I've found have good DIY info, but still require the bearing to be pressed in. Is this just the bearing, or is this the full assembly (just swap out the parts and done???):

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/d...kenQQWheel_BearingQQ20052011QQTMBM500007.html

 

Bump, curious if anyone has any info on this part?

 

The bearing and hub assembly are both sold separate either way new bearing has to be pressed into the new hub. Just went through this hassle the other day my passenger side wheel eating raring went bad

 

Fuckin iPhone autocorrect wheel bearing**

 

Doesn't that part look like it has the bearing already pressed in?

 

I'm looking more into this for you, they usually don't come pressed in.

 

If you buy OEM from Toyota, you'll get the whole assembly:

 

AND for installation instructions:

 

and raped

 

yep

 

I obviously don't know 100% what I'm looking at. There has to be a decent aftermarket solution that has the bearing pressed in already.

 

x2. Or, do what I did on my friends element, buy the bearing and bring it somewhere to get pressed. They charged her $8.76 exact. Just bring in the spindle and bearing and tell them what you need. Not sure if autozone still rents out the press.

 

Leave the spindle at home all you need is the old hub (bearing inside) and the new bearing. Press out old - press in new. I paid $20 from my local NAPA and they had it done before lunch.

 

FWIW ... local machine shop pressed both of mine (driver and passenger side fronts) for $40 total. Money well spent IMHO.

 

yep hub, my bad

 

Or you can make your own press with a jack and some spare junk lying around your garage.

 

http://batonrouge.craigslist.org/pts/2847535896.html

Hey man, not sure if you're still looking for the assy. But here is a guy with OEM assy's for RH and LH for $500.