Thanks for the compliment. We try to balance the manufacturer specified procedures with what is really practical for us that may not have all the tools and equipment. Glad you found this video helpful. Let us know if we can help with parts. We have some of the best prices around on good quality parts for Toyotas and Suzukis.
You can place the wood on top of the old race to install the new one. That way you don't have to go back and forth. Just strike the wood squarely a couple of times and your good.
first of all great video! I also agree with john gubler as well. a straight axles swap from IFS would be sweet! but if the narrator could be a little more energetic and different background music. kind of fell asleep on awesome information. thank you for the post!
Excellent videos on the axle rebuild Perhaps once it's rebuilt you could do a video on converting an IFS tacoma to a solid front axle as you well know there are lots of aspects that could be taken into account: frame reinforcement, steering. leaf spring hanger install, perhaps a coil over option, locker install perhaps you could even do an inchworm crawl box install. keep up the good work on the videos they are very clean and organized the narrator does a great job as well best wishes to your continued success
I ordered the full rebuilt kit for the straight axel, from your website, it didn't come with any studs or bolts for the hubs. Have to order all of those separate.
damn, I've been removing studs incorectly for my entire life, I've always used a flat pein hammer instead of a ballpein hammer. I feel like an idiot now
+amit6430 Thanks for watching our videos. We have not made videos about what you are asking for, but we do have full color instructions for most of it. We have instructions on transmission Remove and Replace, transmission rebuild, and transfer case rebuild. Additionally, we have instructions for installing lockers and spools in the differential. Here is the link for all the instructions we offer for the Samurai. Hope this helps. www.lowrangeoffroad.com/instruction-sheets/samurai-instuctions.html
+lowrangeoffroad Here is video #8 that shows how to pack, install and adjust the wheel bearings. czcams.com/video/idvBvLkQ6_A/video.html Hope this helps you. Thanks for watching.
Possibly the best presentation ever produced for the professional mechanic or DYI enthusiasts - well done mate
Great video series. As a master mechanic, it was done very well. Thanks for going the distance for us Toyota enthusiasts.
Thanks for the compliment. We try to balance the manufacturer specified procedures with what is really practical for us that may not have all the tools and equipment. Glad you found this video helpful. Let us know if we can help with parts. We have some of the best prices around on good quality parts for Toyotas and Suzukis.
You can place the wood on top of the old race to install the new one. That way you don't have to go back and forth. Just strike the wood squarely a couple of times and your good.
first of all great video! I also agree with john gubler as well. a straight axles swap from IFS would be sweet! but if the narrator could be a little more energetic and different background music. kind of fell asleep on awesome information. thank you for the post!
Excellent videos on the axle rebuild Perhaps once it's rebuilt you could do a video on converting an IFS tacoma to a solid front axle as you well know there are lots of aspects that could be taken into account: frame reinforcement, steering. leaf spring hanger install, perhaps a coil over option, locker install perhaps you could even do an inchworm crawl box install. keep up the good work on the videos they are very clean and organized the narrator does a great job as well best wishes to your continued success
+John Gubler Thanks for the comments, encouragement and suggestions. We like your ideas. Thanks for watching!
Great video series. I think a video about swapping the IFS hub onto a straight axle would be a great video.
Thanks for the suggestion. We will consider that for the future.
I ordered the full rebuilt kit for the straight axel, from your website, it didn't come with any studs or bolts for the hubs. Have to order all of those separate.
And to you that think you recognize the music: Anno 1800 Land of Lions DLC Enbesa.Your welcome
On outside of the bearing race should be apply some oil before press it on the place.
Anybody know how they were able to use vented and slotted rotors?
Great videos, if I could find factory toyota axle in my area
damn, I've been removing studs incorectly for my entire life, I've always used a flat pein hammer instead of a ballpein hammer. I feel like an idiot now
OK but where is the part with the inner bearing ?
Need to invest in some stud extractors
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Was wondering if your studs are not damaged is it necessary to replace them?
Big tnx.
Welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting.
sir pls rebuild sumari diffrential and gearbox and transfer box
+amit6430 Thanks for watching our videos. We have not made videos about what you are asking for, but we do have full color instructions for most of it. We have instructions on transmission Remove and Replace, transmission rebuild, and transfer case rebuild. Additionally, we have instructions for installing lockers and spools in the differential. Here is the link for all the instructions we offer for the Samurai. Hope this helps. www.lowrangeoffroad.com/instruction-sheets/samurai-instuctions.html
what rotors are these?
sir i liked the video but were is the part of bearing installation
+amit6430 It is in Video #8 which will be out soon, probably tomorrow. Thanks for watching.
+lowrangeoffroad Here is video #8 that shows how to pack, install and adjust the wheel bearings. czcams.com/video/idvBvLkQ6_A/video.html Hope this helps you. Thanks for watching.
that one stud got put in crossthreaded as hell.
What kind of hub is that? Part #?
Dis you evwr find out what hub that was?
Bought the kit only to realize none of the studs for it came. And finding metric studs isnt fun.
You need to have a professional do the assembly for ur vids..
The guys has expensive torque wrench but they hasn't no one bearing extractors. Hard to watch this no-professional job.
the worker should be wearing steel toe boot playn with that stuff , one dropsie and that would be it , just sayin !!!!! awesome vids tho.
Thanks for the Safety tip. You are exactly right!