Dorman - OE Solutions Steering Knuckle Kit,Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly P/N:698-397
Dorman 698-442 front right steering knuckle assembly for the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander replaces a worn wheel bearing as one pre-pressed loaded knuckle. This Dorman steering knuckle carries the wheel bearing, which lets the wheel turn freely.
A hum or growl that changes with speed can mean a front wheel bearing is wearing out. Before replacing it, look over the tires with the engine off, since uneven tread wear can make a similar sound. Both front sides are normally replaced together. This listing is one steering knuckle assembly for the front right of the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander, and the front left is ordered separately.
This direct-fit replacement covers wheel bearing replacement on the front right of the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One steering knuckle assembly and one axle nut. The axle, mounting hardware and instruction manual are not included, so plan on new fasteners.
Interchange: LK028 · SK698442 · 4321158020 · 4350228090 · 4778148020 · 9008036193 · WLK028
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Are these 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander wheel bearings for the front right side?
Yes. Dorman 698-442 is the front right steering knuckle assembly for the 2004-2007 Toyota Highlander. The front left is a separate part.
What comes with this Dorman wheel hub?
Dorman 698-442 comes with one steering knuckle assembly and one axle nut. The axle, mounting hardware and instruction manual are not included, so plan on new bolts.
Do I need a hydraulic press to install this Dorman wheel bearing and hub assembly?
No. The bearing comes pre-pressed into this steering knuckle assembly, so no hydraulic press is needed to complete the bearing repair.
What material and spline count does the steering knuckle kit have?
This steering knuckle assembly is steel with a painted finish and 26 splines. The wheel hub is included in the assembly.
What signs can point to a worn front wheel bearing?
A hum or growl that rises with speed, or a rumble felt through the vehicle, can mean the bearing is worn. A shop can test it to be sure.
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