jcramsey
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- Jul 22, 2009
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- Marion, NC
Just bought a 2000 4runner that’s been swapped over to manual hubs. Bought it knowing it needed a wheel bearing but didn’t inspect it too closely. PO said he had passenger wheel bearing replaced, but it looks to me like instead of replacing the bearing, they swapped out the whole spindle with a non manual hub spindle and put the manual hubs on them. Notice the missing hub studs below 
Trying to figure out my best solution (cheapest) to get back to a manual hub. Should I just swap out the whole spindle with a junkyard piece or can I press out the automatic hubs and replace with manual hub parts.

Trying to figure out my best solution (cheapest) to get back to a manual hub. Should I just swap out the whole spindle with a junkyard piece or can I press out the automatic hubs and replace with manual hub parts.
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