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Toyota Steering Knuckle
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Q: How to install the steering knuckle on Toyota Highlander?
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Begin steerable knuckle installation by using tools 09950-60020 and 09951-00810 as well as a press to install a new hub bearing into the knuckle. According to the installation steps you must first install the front disc brake dust cover followed by the front axle hub sub-assembly and then the front axle hub hole snap ring and finally the No. 1 front wheel bearing dust deflector. The installation order should include front lower ball joint followed by front axle assembly and front drive shaft assembly next to front lower suspension arm. The installation order begins with the front tie rod assembly followed by the combination of the front disc and caliper assembly which then allows the front axle hub nut installation. The front disc brake caliper needs separation first before eliminating the front disc from its position. The inspection of front axle hub bearing looseness and runout should be completed before reinstallation of the front disc and front disc brake caliper assembly and front speed sensor placement. Suppose you stake the front axle hub nut while installing the front wheel using a proper torque of 103 Nm (1050 kgf-cm, 76 ft-lbf). Animators should complete the examination and adjustment of front wheel alignment while also verifying speed sensor signals.
Q: How to remove the steering knuckle on the LH side on Toyota Tundra?
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The first step for removing the LH side steering knuckle requires disconnecting the battery cable from the negative terminal while waiting at least 90 seconds to stop Air Bag and seat belt pretensioner activation. First disconnect the front axle hub sub-assembly LH before removing the clip along with bolt from the front speed sensor LH then separate the speed sensor from the steering knuckle. The steering knuckle tie rod end sub-assembly LH is disconnected using Special Service Tool: 09610-20012 and the procedure involves first removing the cotter pin and nut followed by separating the tie rod end from the steering knuckle while guarding the front disc brake dust cover, ball joint dust cover, as well as steering knuckle. Proceed to disconnect the front lower ball joint attachment by disconnecting it from the LH side. The lower arm of the front suspension requires a jack as support before removing the clip and nut so that you can disconnect the upper ball joint from the steering knuckle by using Special Service Tool 09628-62011 followed by steering knuckle removal. There are distinctive tools required for this installation process, a screwdriver and hammer to remove the knuckle grease retainer cap LH for 2WD models and the steering knuckle oil seal LH using the same tools for 4WD models.