BigNuge’s 2002 Limited Build
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Spare tire carrier/swing all finished up.
Time to wheel it!
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Time to wheel it!
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Where did you get the molles for the rear windows?? Love them !!Got the Molle panels up. I like them, can’t wait to get the storage space set up now!
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I got them from a guy on the TSOR group on FB, he went by Red Clay Fab. For some reason he folded up quick, only got a handful of orders out before he ghosted a bunch of people. I was one of the lucky ones to get my order!
I think there are a few more fab guys making them through, just don’t have any contacts for them.
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That shop is just down the road from me, I've wanted to go check it out a few times but never got around to it. Wasn't aware he packed up
Thanks! I just replaced the steering rack (developed a leak on my last trip). All fixed up now, back on the road.
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So how bad is a wheel bearing replacement? I’m about to pull everything apart for lift, lower ball joint, upper control arm, and more than likely headers. I have a hummm as I’m driving now so I’m guessing it’s about time for the wheel bearings. I don’t have a press so I’m assuming it’s impossible.
Hey, I just saw this and wanted to weigh in and say I just did my rear bearings on my 2002. I know this may be a noob move but I went with the Dorman full shaft and assembly all in one. I was a little hesitant at first and was worried about going non-OEM, but I currently do not go off roading or anything rough. I have to say, very pleased with the quality of the parts, the fit was excellent and ease of installation. I am doing the same as you in the spring, lift kit for both front and rear. Hope this was a little help.
I guess what I’m worried about is not having a press. Iv used the wheel bearing nut truck before but I’ve heard that won’t work with the sequoia. Plus the fronts don’t come in a new hub assembly. You just get assembly parts.
I completely understand. I guess you could split the difference and if you want to do most of the disassembly yourself, purchase the new bearings, and once you get the knuckles off, simply find a local shop that can just do the press and seal for you. I have a press and it is still something I would consider myself.
Here is a good comprehensive video.