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Wheel Bearings are LOUD

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by maximusdec, Jan 8, 2015.

  1. maximusdec

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    Hi guys! My front wheel bearings on my 2007 Prius are loud. I think its the drivers side. Where can I buy prius OEM parts online and part #s? Thank you so much for your help.
     
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    Internet search: "genuine Toyota parts"

    Investigate the search results. Some will be genuine dealers selling online. Some results are big web-retailers who sell everything but genuine OEM parts (not that this is bad, but just not the result you wanted).

    I like using Camelback Toyota in Arizona. $150+ in purchases and you get free ground shipping for most items. Living in the greater. Los Angeles area, they shipment comes fast.

    All the Toyota online sites, I've browsed, don't list the part number. This is pretty much irrelevant, as you get a parts diagram. You can always call/go to your local dealer for a quote and part numbers.
     
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    Last I checked, Timken made a majority of those used on cars. Most car manufactures (and other industries) don't make their own...they spec them out.
     
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