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  1. Wed May 20th, 2009, 10:23 PM #1
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    Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    ive got an 03 sequoia that needs the rear bearing hub replaced. i just dug into it. got everything taken apart. once i saw that i was actually taking apart the axel i got a little nervous but kept going. i can wrench bikes but not cars. i got everything taken out and ready for the bearing hub. i cant figure out how to get that off of the axel drive shaft thing that goes to the diff gear. its an "external bearing" so i wouldnt think i need a press for it. or a push. if anyone has any input or know what the hell im talking about hit me up please. thanks!
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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    PM this guy. http://www.cosportbikeclub.org/forums/member.php?u=3276
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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    thanks. i sent him a pm. is he a mechanic or just may know what the hell to do?
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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    He is a Tech for toyota
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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    He also built a pretty sick 4 Runner so he knows the axle stuff as well as the rest of the 'Yota crap.
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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sparker View Post
    ive got an 03 sequoia that needs the rear bearing hub replaced. i just dug into it. got everything taken apart. once i saw that i was actually taking apart the axel i got a little nervous but kept going. i can wrench bikes but not cars. i got everything taken out and ready for the bearing hub. i cant figure out how to get that off of the axel drive shaft thing that goes to the diff gear. its an "external bearing" so i wouldnt think i need a press for it. or a push. if anyone has any input or know what the hell im talking about hit me up please. thanks!

    should have bought a dodge. there's my input. lol.
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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    Quote Originally Posted by BrandonR1 View Post
    should have bought a dodge. there's my input. lol.
    Im sorry, why do you even post here anymore? You quit on Colorado. Gave up! haha
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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    No body quits Colorado, Colorado just throws you out when you are no longer worthy........

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    Re: Any toyota mechanics in the springs?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sparker View Post
    Im sorry, why do you even post here anymore? You quit on Colorado. Gave up! haha
    lol. i still lurk around. i will come back to visit someday...
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