2011 Toyota Highlander AWD Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement - Auto Repair
Channel: HouseCallAutoRepair
Date: 2021-10-16

I recently replaced the rear brakes in this 2001 Toyota Highlander AWD.
 
The short version of the story is that it HUMMED, loudly.
This is a fairly easy job to do, but does require a few unique tools, and pre-soaking with penetrating oil is recommended. If you're watching this video because you're thinking about trying to tackle this job yourself, whether this is your first or your 100th, it's nice to see what you're getting yourself into, and what you'll need to do the job. Hopefully you'll find this helpful, educational, and perhaps, even a little entertaining.

"You've got no more excuses... Pick up those wrenches!"

Two months ago: 2011 Toyota Highlander - Rear Brakes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV4Lo4fEwYw

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