2010 Toyota Corolla 1.8 - Steering Knuckle (Wheel Bearing) Replacement

In today's video, we are working on a 2010 Toyota Corolla with the 1.8-liter engine and we are replacing the right front steering knuckle assembly with an aftermarket Moog loaded steering knuckle. The issue here is the wheel bearing has been pressed out and in 3 times over the course of a short period of time as the wheel bearing is pressed fit and would not seat in correctly therefore causing play/looseness later down the road. The right front steering knuckle is a previously installed Moog steering knuckle assembly from brand new and it is not the original knuckle on this vehicle and I am starting to believe that these steering knuckles are not meant to be serviced once the original wheel bearing goes bad on the Moog loaded steering knuckles. I believe this is the case because I did not have any issues pressing a new wheel bearing for the left front which I did not too long ago on this vehicle. Related Videos: 2009-2019 Toyota Corolla - Front Wheel Bearing Replacement    • 2009-2019 Toyota Corolla - Front Wheel Bea...   2017 Toyota Corolla 1.8 - Front Wheel Bearing Replacement - February 9th, 2025 - Work Week    • 2017 Toyota Corolla 1.8 - Front Wheel Bear...   2005 Toyota Corolla 1.8 - Front Wheel Bearing Replacement - Driver's Side Steering Knuckle    • 2005 Toyota Corolla 1.8 - Front Wheel Bear...   If you would like to support my channel and help me post more content. Please donate here: https://www.paypal.me/MooseMobile OR Please consider leaving a donation through YouTube's 'Super Thanks' if you think this video helped you and/or if you enjoyed this video. If you like my content please SUBSCRIBE/LIKE/SHARE/COMMENT. Please click on the bell notification if you want to be notified when I put out a new video. ------------------ Disclaimer: Due to factors beyond the control of Moose Mobile Auto Repair, we will not be held liable for damages to your vehicle(s) or someone else's vehicle, injuries, or death incurred as a result of improper use of tools, equipment, improper procedures, negligence, etc. Moose Mobile Auto Repair assumes no liability whatsoever and is not responsible for any problems or issues that may arise as a result of your own work on any automotive vehicles or machinery. These videos are solely for informational purposes and should be used as a guide and for reference only. The information provided here is to be used at your own risk, and Moose Mobile Auto Repair is not responsible or accountable for any misuse of the information provided in these videos.