Replace Center Support or Carrier Bearing on Toyota Tundra Tacoma ,No Press or Special Tools U Joint

**IMPORTANT UPDATE: Make sure to mark the drive shaft at both ends in relation to each other as well as the vehicle so that orientation is exactly the same when reinstalled.**

If you hear unusual noises (howling) or feel shuddering when you accelerate, there is a good chance your center support or carrier bearing needs replacement. Josh takes you step by step through the process of removing and replacing the center support or carrier bearing on a 2010 (same for years 2007 - 2013) Toyota Tundra without using a.
The general principles of this video will apply to most rear wheel drive vehicles but the specific details may vary.

Job Summary:
-Remove drive shafts from vehicle
-Separate shafts at universal joint
-Remove old bearing
-Install new bearing
-Reattach shafts and reinstall on vehicle

Tools Needed:
-Jack & stands
-Socket set
-Oversized socket (size depends on model/year)
-Wrench set
-Impact gun
-hammer
-Straight screwdriver
-Pliers or vise-grips
-Needle nose pliers
-File or sandpaper
-Grease
Optional: Bungee cord, grease gun

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