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I NEED TO REPLACE THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS ON A 2004 LEXUS RX330 AWD

I FOUND 2 HUB ASSEMBLIES ONE MADE BY TIMKEN AND ONE MADE BY SKF WHICH ONE IS

BETTER AND IS THERE ANY WEB SIT WHERE I CAN GET INSTRUCTIONS ON REPLACING THE

REAR HUB ASSEMBLY OR AT LEAST GOOD DIAGRAM OF THE AREA

THANKS

Submitted: 77 days and 6 hours ago.

Category: Lexus

Value: $30

Status: CLOSED

Year: 2004
Model: RX330 AWD

Already Tried:
NEED INFO ON REPLACING THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS WITH EITHER A TIMKEN HUB ASSEMBLY OR AN SKF HUB ASSEMBLY.
DIAGRAMS OR ACTUAL INSTRUCTIONS

Accepted Answer

Timken is the better assembly. After the brake rotor is removed turn the hub until the holes in the hub line up to the bolts then remove the four bolts that hold it on and also one goes in from the back.

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Answered:	9/7/2009

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I NEED TO REPLACE THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS ON A 2004 LEXUS RX330 AWD

I FOUND 2 HUB ASSEMBLIES ONE MADE BY TIMKEN AND ONE MADE BY SKF WHICH ONE IS

BETTER AND IS THERE ANY WEB SIT WHERE I CAN GET INSTRUCTIONS ON REPLACING THE

REAR HUB ASSEMBLY OR AT LEAST GOOD DIAGRAM OF THE AREA

THANKS

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Year: 2004
Model: RX330 AWD

Already Tried:
NEED INFO ON REPLACING THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS WITH EITHER A TIMKEN HUB ASSEMBLY OR AN SKF HUB ASSEMBLY.
DIAGRAMS OR ACTUAL INSTRUCTIONS

Accepted Answer

Timken is the better assembly. After the brake rotor is removed turn the hub until the holes in the hub line up to the bolts then remove the four bolts that hold it on and also one goes in from the back.

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I NEED TO REPLACE THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS ON A 2004 LEXUS RX330 AWD I FOUND 2 HUB ASSEMBLIES ONE MADE BY TIMKEN AND ONE MADE BY SKF WHICH ONE IS BETTER AND IS THERE ANY WEB SIT WHERE I CAN GET INSTRUCTIONS ON REPLACING THE REAR HUB ASSEMBLY OR AT LEAST GOOD DIAGRAM OF THE AREA THANKS

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Year: 2004Model: RX330 AWD Already Tried: NEED INFO ON REPLACING THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS WITH EITHER A TIMKEN HUB ASSEMBLY OR AN SKF HUB ASSEMBLY. DIAGRAMS OR ACTUAL INSTRUCTIONS

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Timken is the better assembly. After the brake rotor is removed turn the hub until the holes in the hub line up to the bolts then remove the four bolts that hold it on and also one goes in from the back. View Full Image

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I NEED TO REPLACE THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS ON A 2004 LEXUS RX330 AWD

I FOUND 2 HUB ASSEMBLIES ONE MADE BY TIMKEN AND ONE MADE BY SKF WHICH ONE IS

BETTER AND IS THERE ANY WEB SIT WHERE I CAN GET INSTRUCTIONS ON REPLACING THE

REAR HUB ASSEMBLY OR AT LEAST GOOD DIAGRAM OF THE AREA

THANKS

Year: 2004
Model: RX330 AWD

Already Tried:
NEED INFO ON REPLACING THE RIGHT REAR BEARINGS WITH EITHER A TIMKEN HUB ASSEMBLY OR AN SKF HUB ASSEMBLY.
DIAGRAMS OR ACTUAL INSTRUCTIONS

Timken is the better assembly. After the brake rotor is removed turn the hub until the holes in the hub line up to the bolts then remove the four bolts that hold it on and also one goes in from the back.

View Full Image