Final knuckle rebuild video tutorial finished - check it out!

[lshobie]

Hi Guys,

I've made the last hub/knuckle/brake etc rebuild video, go here to check it out:

Toyota Land Cruiser front Knuckle rebuild tutorial - YouTube

And these are some of the other videos in my series:

Video #1 Toyota front knuckle, hub, and brake service overhaul Video #1 Removal.

Toyota front knuckle, hub, and brake service overhaul Video #1 Removal. - YouTube

Video #2 Aisin Manual hub (free wheeling hub) rebuild Toyota Land Cruiser

Aisin Manual hub (free wheeling hub) rebuild Toyota Land Cruiser - YouTube

Video #3Land Cruiser rear brake service, shoes, drum, emergency brake adjustment

Land Cruiser rear brake service, shoes, drum, emergency brake adjustment - YouTube

Video #4 Land Cruiser rear hub/axle service, bearings, axle, seals, gasket etc

Land Cruiser rear hub/axle service, bearings, axle, seals, gasket etc - YouTube

Video #5 Slee Castor Correction Bushing install, Land Cruiser Tutorials.

Slee Castor Correction Bushing install, Land Cruiser Tutorials. - YouTube

Video #6 Land cruiser 1HZ 1HDT 1PZ Valve shim adjustment tutorial

Land cruiser 1HZ 1HDT 1PZ Valve shim adjustment tutorial - YouTube

Video #7 Warn 8274 winch rebuild series #1, disassembly of winch

Warn 8274 winch rebuild series #1, disassembly of winch - YouTube

Video #8 Warn 8274 Rebuild video # 2 Re-assembly of winch

Warn 8274 Rebuild video # 2 Re-assembly of winch - YouTube

 

[85 t runner]

nice, thank you for taking the time and filming your work,I think its easier for people to see it , than reading how to do this . you make it look easy.. I have never taken the front apart , but I think its getting time soon

 

[WristPin]

nice work.

 

[cruiser88]

good show my man

 

[lshobie]

No problem guys, glad you like the vids.

 

[WristPin]

As a tech of many years of wrenchin you could say I'm set in my ways. Often when I'm teaching someone the ins and outs of a detailed job I make they do it my way. I was taught the right way. The shortcuts and tricks I had to pick up on my own. Which I think is a good strategy. Which brings me to my point. Even though this video is not how I approach *some* of the steps, just proves that there are many ways to do a job correctly. Keep up the good work, and thank ur camera operator for us!