squeeking

Is it a metal to metal like sound, or more like some rubber to metal? I had such a sound from last year until now, and it was a wheel bearing dust cover.

 

Sorry, I didn't see how it looks like when it was taken apart :S But the guy who swapped it told me that he could see what was touching what. And it was because the dust cover was old.
It can be bought as a set from Toyota, part number is 04422-20010 (for ST162). It contains 3 parts, the outer dust cover which is the one you probably need, a metal ring, and an inner dust cover which you cannot swap unless you buy a new wheel bearing too.

 

opcorn

 

I've got squeaks all over the car. They come and go though

 

:eek5 They can't! :eek5 Fuggg me



There's supposed to be a lock washer and a cotter pin on the end of each shaft - by law
Same goes for all your ball joints and steering arms

Instant RWC/MOT fail if one is missing, a)you're taking a chance with your life
b)wrecking wheel bearings every time they come loose

 

09 actually spun the cotter through the castleations on the keeper.....i think the bearing was going.

 

I was missing the left washer n cotter pin a couple years ago, only realized when the nut came loose n killed the bearing. Scary part is a mechanic installed it like that. Get it sEen to asap!

Also Ive spent a lot of time n money chasing down squeaks n clunks. If it's working don't worry too much, the way old cars are eh

 

ive got a glove stuffed into the rear of my headliner for a certain squeek i really hate.

 

i got new washers with my new driveshafts, im sure its a generic part, and you can get the cotter pins at any hardware or parts store, get a mix pack and you will have pins for balljoints tie rods cvs etc

 

They should be on every yota in the yards

 

No, a pliers to remove the pin and the washer falls off