Loaded knuckle replacement for 2010 Vibe?

[SeANMcBAY]

I have the 2010 1.8 FWD model and I'm wondering if this loaded knuckle will fit? Apparently the shop said mine is starting to roar?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083N16LSL?th=1

Thanks. I'd rather just replace the whole thing than worry about pressing bearings and such.

[Kanovibe]

Hi
I have replaced hub bearings and no big deal assembling them, at least the bearings can be of a known quality if from Toyota
John

[andrewclaus]

In my experience, Toyota parts will fit the Vibe. But I question the quality of some non-OEM parts. I regret a couple of instances of going the cheapest way possible.

I've also had a front wheel bearing fail and I replaced the bearing alone. But I found out my local parts store did not have a press large enough for the work and had to go a little farther to a transmission shop. I paid a little more, about $40 I think, and had to wait most of a day. If I have to do the job again, I'll look at replacing the entire knuckle just to save the travel and down time.

[Capt.Vibe]

I am having the same dilemma for my 2010 1.8L. How did that part fit? RockAuto does not list any knuckle bearing hub assemblies but has lots of options for the Corolla/Matrix. Should I just order from those? Should be direct fits?

[andrewclaus]

Engine, exhaust, drivetrain, brakes and suspension are all pure Toyota, according to all I've seen and experienced.

[Capt.Vibe]

Engine, exhaust, drivetrain, brakes and suspension are all pure Toyota, according to all I've seen and experienced.

Yes exactly but RockAuto does not list any knuckle/hub assemblies for the Vibe and neither do the parts manufacturers list fitment for the Vibe which I find strange. Same with Amazon It's giving me pause for caution.


Example: None of these parts say they fit the Vibe.


https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/toy ... mbly,10923