Wheel Bearings & Hubs Press Service *** OE NSK ***

Not really sure if this should be normal but my ABS sensors have grease and black shavings all over them. Im pretty sure it isn't normal. Just under a year of riding on em. Stock too

 

@Fagan138
@Sasquatch3153
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Did you replace the two back side seals, that get sandwiched between the CV and steering knuckle? Why did you pull your ABS sensor?

 

Props to @05Taco4x4 for getting these out faster than Amazon Prime on crack! Pm sent last night, instant reply, and assemblies on the way by morning!

 

Yea all seals are new. Im doing new rotors. Moving the ABS as to not break the wire.

 

Ok that's smart. Maybe the grease and black shavings are from the old seal at back of steering knuckle, the one that came pre-greased.

 

Maybe. I don't hear any clicking of grinding. The grease was gray. What type of grease do you pack the bearings with?

 

The bearings come greased, I don't add or change them in any way.

 

It's possible some grease got by the bearing seal, it's very common actually. Good news is your bearings are still good and you don't have water in there.

 

Gotcha. Thanks for the response. Im sure they are ok looking into them further. I haven't checked for play yet cause my rack bushings are shot so once I finish those ill check em.

 

Is your price for one hub or two?

 

Everything in the picture but the mouse pad

 

@Taconest
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I need a pair for my 4wd. Sent you a pm @05Taco4x4

 

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So not only was communication great, shipping quick, and the price less than getting some turd Doorman assemblies at Advance - I was completely amazed at how well packaged these came. I’ve been at UPS for 18 years and I was dumbfounded that I never thought to use expanding foam to secure and pad everything.

10/10 stars - would recommend

 

I agree with @RifkinMasterson, I called Commercial tire, Big O, and the dealership here in Boise and all options were not as good a @05Taco4x4. One full assembly was $126-280 out the door in the box not installed. Labor was ~$160-460, not including parts.

@05Taco4x4 shipped TWO assemblies for $325 with quality parts, and your supporting someone with a passion similar to yours.

 

@ckrockets was kind enough to let me use a pic of his CV to show the location of the seals on the back side of the steering knuckle. You can find his bearing install on his build thread https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/593010/

 

@DEMIK
@PintSize
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@wilson704
@bocna
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