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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
Hi Folks,
Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been replaced. Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing the job? Thanks alot, Nick |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
If I recall correctly, you will need a 36mm socket for the "center hub nut". I am
sure if I have my measurement wrong someone will correct me quickly. -jenn On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:05:37 -0000, Nick Hughes > wrote: >>Hi Folks, >> >>Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, >>it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm >>experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't >>sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" >>sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. >> >>The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been >>replaced. >> >>Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing >>the job? >> >>Thanks alot, >>Nick |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
36mm is correct, at least on the front hub. Just did mine last week. I
rented it for free from Advance Auto Parts. On Aug 6, 9:03 pm, jbjeep > wrote: > If I recall correctly, you will need a 36mm socket for the "center hub nut". I am > sure if I have my measurement wrong someone will correct me quickly. > -jenn > > On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:05:37 -0000, Nick Hughes > wrote: > >>Hi Folks, > > >>Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, > >>it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm > >>experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't > >>sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" > >>sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. > > >>The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been > >>replaced. > > >>Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing > >>the job? > > >>Thanks alot, > >>Nick |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
Thanks. Did you need an impact wrench to get the nut free or just use
a breaker? I have a 1/2" impact wrench and not sure if I should get eh 36mm socket for it. On Aug 7, 3:07 pm, 97tjMike > wrote: > 36mm is correct, at least on the front hub. Just did mine last week. I > rented it for free from Advance Auto Parts. > > On Aug 6, 9:03 pm, jbjeep > wrote: > > > If I recall correctly, you will need a 36mm socket for the "center hub nut". I am > > sure if I have my measurement wrong someone will correct me quickly. > > -jenn > > > On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:05:37 -0000, Nick Hughes > wrote: > > >>Hi Folks, > > > >>Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, > > >>it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm > > >>experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't > > >>sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" > > >>sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. > > > >>The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been > > >>replaced. > > > >>Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing > > >>the job? > > > >>Thanks alot, > > >>Nick |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
You should be a lot more concerned with getting the hub free of the
steering knuckle than getting the nut off. You can actually pull the hub and axle as a unit, take the axle off the hub later but it's easier to do it in the logical order (more things to brace against!) Nick Hughes wrote: > Thanks. Did you need an impact wrench to get the nut free or just use > a breaker? I have a 1/2" impact wrench and not sure if I should get > eh 36mm socket for it. > > > On Aug 7, 3:07 pm, 97tjMike > wrote: >> 36mm is correct, at least on the front hub. Just did mine last week. I >> rented it for free from Advance Auto Parts. >> >> On Aug 6, 9:03 pm, jbjeep > wrote: >> >>> If I recall correctly, you will need a 36mm socket for the "center hub nut". I am >>> sure if I have my measurement wrong someone will correct me quickly. >>> -jenn >>> On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:05:37 -0000, Nick Hughes > wrote: >>>>> Hi Folks, >>>>> Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, >>>>> it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm >>>>> experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't >>>>> sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" >>>>> sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. >>>>> The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been >>>>> replaced. >>>>> Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing >>>>> the job? >>>>> Thanks alot, >>>>> Nick > > |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
Your bad, my bad. The OP said REAR wheel bearing.
jbjeep wrote: > If I recall correctly, you will need a 36mm socket for the "center hub nut". I am > sure if I have my measurement wrong someone will correct me quickly. > -jenn > > > > On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:05:37 -0000, Nick Hughes > wrote: > >>> Hi Folks, >>> >>> Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, >>> it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm >>> experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't >>> sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" >>> sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. >>> >>> The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been >>> replaced. >>> >>> Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing >>> the job? >>> >>> Thanks alot, >>> Nick |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
In article . com>,
Nick Hughes > wrote: #Hi Folks, # #Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, #it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm #experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't #sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" #sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. # #The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been #replaced. # #Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing #the job? # #Thanks alot, #Nick What do you have for your rear diff? Dana 35c? Dana 44? The D35c: http://www.stu-offroad.com/axle/d35/d35-1.htm (the c is for custom, not c-clip) The D44: http://www.stu-offroad.com/axle/d44/d44-1.htm I used a 12-ton shop press. Looking back, I should have gotten a 20-ton press. Then I could have done the "Special Service Tool" trick. And if you don't like cutting with a drill and dremel, make a "Special Service Tool" for your press: http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/mainte...wheel_bearing/ I strongly suggest that you replace the seals along with the bearings since you have it out already. Also, I would pack the new bearing with some grease since it may take some time for diff lube to make it to the bearing. Someone recommended using RTV rubber around the edge of the oil seal. Dunno if it would help or hurt or not. Lastly, are you sure it is the bearing? It's a lot of work just to find out you still have the noise when you are done! Good luck! /herb |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
I used an impact wrench. It's a lot easier because otherwise you just
end up spinning the whole shaft with a breaker bar. I suppose on the rear you could set the e-brake though. On Aug 7, 5:56 pm, Nick Hughes > wrote: > Thanks. Did you need an impact wrench to get the nut free or just use > a breaker? I have a 1/2" impact wrench and not sure if I should get > eh 36mm socket for it. > > On Aug 7, 3:07 pm, 97tjMike > wrote: > > > 36mm is correct, at least on the front hub. Just did mine last week. I > > rented it for free from Advance Auto Parts. > > > On Aug 6, 9:03 pm, jbjeep > wrote: > > > > If I recall correctly, you will need a 36mm socket for the "center hub nut". I am > > > sure if I have my measurement wrong someone will correct me quickly. > > > -jenn > > > > On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:05:37 -0000, Nick Hughes > wrote: > > > >>Hi Folks, > > > > >>Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, > > > >>it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm > > > >>experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't > > > >>sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" > > > >>sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. > > > > >>The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been > > > >>replaced. > > > > >>Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing > > > >>the job? > > > > >>Thanks alot, > > > >>Nick |
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replace wheel bearing Jeep TJ 2000?
I used a breaker bar, while the wheel was on the ground, and
had no trouble at all. On 2007-08-08, 97tjMike > wrote: > I used an impact wrench. It's a lot easier because otherwise you just > end up spinning the whole shaft with a breaker bar. I suppose on the > rear you could set the e-brake though. > > > On Aug 7, 5:56 pm, Nick Hughes > wrote: >> Thanks. Did you need an impact wrench to get the nut free or just use >> a breaker? I have a 1/2" impact wrench and not sure if I should get >> eh 36mm socket for it. >> >> On Aug 7, 3:07 pm, 97tjMike > wrote: >> >> > 36mm is correct, at least on the front hub. Just did mine last week. I >> > rented it for free from Advance Auto Parts. >> >> > On Aug 6, 9:03 pm, jbjeep > wrote: >> >> > > If I recall correctly, you will need a 36mm socket for the "center hub nut". I am >> > > sure if I have my measurement wrong someone will correct me quickly. >> > > -jenn >> >> > > On Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:05:37 -0000, Nick Hughes > wrote: >> > > >>Hi Folks, >> >> > > >>Now that I just completed replacement of a water pump and thermostate, >> > > >>it appears my rear passanger wheel bearing might be going. I'm >> > > >>experiencing a squeaking sound after a bit of driving. It doesn't >> > > >>sound like the rear brakes. It's a metal against metal "screeching" >> > > >>sound, therefore I suspect a bearing. >> >> > > >>The jeep has about 145k miles on it and no bearings have been >> > > >>replaced. >> >> > > >>Has anyone completed this procedure? Any suggestions for completing >> > > >>the job? >> >> > > >>Thanks alot, >> > > >>Nick > > |
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