MidnightScion

It seems like a good idea to do it. I've done such repairs on many different vehicles.
This particular Scion seems like an expensive treat when it comes to rear wheel bearings. $300 for OE hub assembly. Kidding me?

So...
Have any of you, savvy gear heads, ever rebuilt rear wheel bearings?
If so, what is the part numbers for bearings?

Thanks lads...

jbod

not sure, but what does it sound like? i'm trying to figure out if mine are bad, or if this forum has caused me to think so! haha.

MidnightScion

RR has no rough feel when spun, just excessively loose.

ColonelSanders85

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Check these places out....doesn't seem like it should cost $300.....and sometimes the aftermarket ones are higher quality anyways (Koyo)

http://www.partsgeek.com/mmparts/whe.../scion/tc.html

http://www.jcwhitney.com/wheel-beari...7321j1s21.jcwx

http://www.partstrain.com/ShopByDepa...aring/SCION/TC

MidnightScion

Thanks fot tips Col. Sanders.
My shop get hefty discount from Napa parts store , it beats all those prices.
However, I want to find out if rebuild can be done w/o buying new hub.

jbod

so it's not making any noise?

i got some noise can't pinpoint it. not sure if it's just turbulence/wind noise or what. if it isn't i've never heard another wheel bearing that sounds like that.

MidnightScion

Remove drum and spin the hub. If it spins wkth some resistance without grittiness then bearing is fine. Otherwise it on its way out.

jbod

alright i'll try it. is yours making any noise? mine almost sounds like wind rushing through, but it isn't coming from above the wheelwell when you sit in the back.

Reactor

Yes, anything can be rebuilt. Just source out the bearing that goes in it and have it pressed.

MidnightScion

That is the reason Im asking if anyone has the info about bearings.