2001 Other Toyota Models Rear Wheel Bearing

Im showing 271 a side in parts and 3.4 hours labor to replace both. it comes as a hub and bearing assembly, thats why parts are so expensive so 450 per side would seem reasonable.

I haven't had one here, but I think it is a matter of removing the wheel and drum, disconnecting what I think is the parking brake mechansim and removing the four bolts that run through the backing plate. Dosconnect the sensor harnes of course. It is a sealed bearing/hub unit, so no packing needed.

Torqueing it back down is critical to the axle nut, use a torque wrench.

As far as the cost, this is not the same as the front that is pressed into the spindle, This may only be available through the dealer, but I'll look.

I did find one here:
http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/search/?N=11803+1725+4294967264+9327

And do recommened this brand above any other one on the market. I always try to get timken first.

Now thats team work. Deja vu