Will this allow me to re&re the front wheel bearings on my 2007 Toyota Camry XLE 6 cyl without the need for other special tools like a shop press?
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Post the Camry bearing diameter and I will check my kit. The sizes available are generally even-numbered metric sizes.You need a heavy-duty impact wrench to drive the tool. There is no need for a shop press if you have the impact driver.
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Jesus, here is the non-sarcastic, correct answer. Yes, this kit should absolutely work for your application. You do not need an impact gun to do this either, unless it's not being done correctly. You will need to rent a slide hammer along with the hub remover attachment. Remove the axle nut with a breaker bar, remove the hub, then the bearing with this excellent quality kit.. lube the threads with grease first and you won't have any trouble. Best of luck and post again if you have more questions.
425147
Yes, as the description states "on car replacement"! You may need a big hammer or hub puller to get the hub off depending on your skill level
1291692
I used it on my 03 VW TDI and the VW manual states separating the bearing carrier from the strut, lower a-arm, and steering arm. Then using a press to remove and install the bearing. With this tool I was able to replace the bearing while the carrier was attached to the strut and steering arm. It saves taking the car in for a front end alignment. By the way, the dealer wanted about $900 to replace the bearings on both sides, plus $150 for the front end alignment.
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Yes, that's the whole point of this set. On my 97 Subaru I ended up taking the knuckles off the car, was changing ball joints in front and couldn't see how to remove rear axles otherwise. I still used pieces from the set on my press. I've done other cars with just this tool.
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Yes.I used my original spaces that I pulled out of wheels and bearing that came with my rolling blades.
898236
No. This tool is designed to push the halfshaft out of the hub. That will leave the front bearing still pressed in the spindle. You want a hubtamer or hubshark.
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First you need to know what size lug nuts are on your car. Then you need to get a socket in that size that fits this torque wrench (a 3/8-inch sized socket). Then yeah, it'd probably work, but I don't know how much leverage you'd get. The one Tire barn uses is probably longer which allows you to get enough leverage to break the lug nuts loose.
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This press can be used to replace all bearings and seals that require a good solid press. Recommend checking You Tube for videos to help with ball joints and what configuration of adapters you may need to press without damaging any parts.
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For what you're doing, this tool isn't a good choice. The center pivot point is what holds the guide in place, and without it you're working freehand. For what you want to accomplish a template and a straight bit with an edge following bearing is probably the easiest way to go. That said, it still isn't a really "easy" thing to accomplish.
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Yes, you will need spacers with the bearings. There are two main sizes of bearings, so make sure you get the right size spacers.
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I am not sure because I am not a mechanic; I am a hobbyist. I bought this tool for bearings and so far I am satisfied with it. Sorry I couldn't help. Best regards, Michel.
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Just use the same grease as you would on your wheel bearings just use it sparingly. I love this system it just takes seconds to level my pop up.
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What I can find a chevy cam bearing tool will not fit,,the one I bought is for a small block chevy,,,,but they do make a universal cam bearing tool with a range of 1.125"- 2.69" or 28.58mm-68.3mm,,,,, ALOT OF your parts stores carry this tool.....on AMAZON they have one called Lesle 18000 Universal Cam Shaft Bearing Tool for aprox $144.22
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Should work great, if need you can change the bearing with high quality sealed bearing.
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Replacement tool rental at eBay sellerPartsShippedQuick. Bearing set is for top loader model.
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not really sure about particular applications. if front bearings are pressed in to steering knuckle then it should work. kit comes with multiple size plates. but if bearing is part of a bolt on hub assembly,they generally are not serviceable, I would replace entire hub assembly.
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You could probably get away tapping the bearing on with a piece of 2 x 4 & a hammer. I chose to bring it to an auto mechanic with a bearing press. 2 minutes and $5 is all it took.
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I have not tried, because the other bits come with own bearings. Checking with Whiteside would provide a sure answer.
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This tool can be used to replace the rear wheel bearing. You don't need any special tools for the front wheel bearing on a 2005 Explorer. The bearing is serviced as a HUB ASSEMBLY, which is retained by three bolts.
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Yes. The ABS connector comes pre-attached, and it's a very simple replacement if you can get the old bearing & hub assembly off the vehicle.