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Can't beat price, quality fit, finish and warranty. Pressed in smoothly using 12 ton press.
The bearing and hub set great value good quality shipping was very good on time installation was easy for me since I had the right tool my car drives great no more noise I would recommend the product
Great product for a great price
Same prices O'Reilly's charges for just the bearings
good items
It was an exact fit, so smooth and quiet now. 1A Auto are the best customer service and quality parts. I would definitely recommend buying from them.
Front wheel bearings and hub assembly fit perfectly on my 2007 Toyota sienna eight passenger van they were easy to install. You will need To press them to get them on I can't think of the tool right now to use, but it fits perfectly
Worked great perfect fit.
I replaced the part and it didn't fix the problem so I took it to a mechanic who told me that I'd diagnosed the problem correctly and had installed the part correctly, but the part was faulty and failed. Not only did the part fail and not fix the problem, but it caused other failures as a result. I had to pay the mechanic to replace not only what I had already fixed, but additional parts that went out with the bad bearing and hub assembly.
Great product as stated.
Yes, this part will fit your vehicle.
Yeah, you have to press them in. Make sure you have a press that can properly push the bearings in without breaking them or ruining them. I used a 20-ton press and had the bearings frozen before putting them in.
Yes, this part will fit your 2010 Toyota Venza.
Yes, this part will fit your vehicle.
Yes, according to the information you provided, this part will fit your vehicle.
This product came as 1 hub, 1 bearing, one retainer clip and one axle bolt. You MUST replace your old axle bolt.
No. If this is the 2.4 L hub it will not fit a 3.5 L engine. The axle radius are different. You MUST get a hub that is for your 3.5 engine or the axle will not fit in the hub.
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Sounds like you need an output shaft seal. Typically the bearings inside the transmission are not serviceable unless rebuilding the transmission.
If you want to get a press kit from Harbor Freight or Amazon for $150 its fairly easy. Just be careful where you apply pressure. When pressing the bearing in, pressure had to go to the outside rim of the bearing. When pressing the hub in, pressue must be in the inner ring of the bearing. Getting the old hub out is as simple as pounding it out. But I would just take it to a shop. For $150 they will do it for you easily.
