OEM 2007 Toyota Tundra Wheel Stud

2007 Toyota Tundra Wheel Stud Parts Q&A

• Q: How to service the rear Wheel Stud on the LH side on 2007 Toyota Tundra?

  A: The first step to reach the LH rear wheel stud requires removing the LH rear wheel followed by disconnecting the rear disc brake cylinder assembly on the identical side. The order of service begins with taking off the rear disc LH before proceeding to remove the parking brake shoe return tension spring LH and finishing with both No. 1 and No. 2 parking brake shoe assemblies LH. Start by removing the parking brake shoe lever subassembly LH and the rear axle LH wheel stud through the usage of Special Service Tool: 09650-17011 and a screwdriver or equivalent device for holding the axle hub. During new rear axle LH wheel stud installation apply a washer and hub nut on the stud until you can secure hub nuts to prevent damaging the wheel studs. Only use a screwdriver or equivalent tool to hold the hub while threadingly the nut until the bottom surface of the wheel stud lines up with the axle hub before removing the washer and nut while paying attention to avoid wheel stud thread damage. Carry out the installation sequence by starting with the parking brake shoe lever subassembly LH then add the No. 2 and No. 1 parking brake shoe assemblies LH before installing the parking brake shoe return tension spring LH. The parking brake installation should be checked followed by fitting the rear disc LH and performing parking brake shoe clearance adjustment. First connect the rear disc brake cylinder assembly LH and install the rear wheel LH on the vehicle while applying 131 Nm (1336 kgf-cm, 97 lbs. ft.) torque for aluminum wheels and 209 Nm (2131 kgf-cm, 154 lbs. ft.) torque for steel wheels. Reference the final step involves parking brake travel adjustment.