How to change a rear wheel bearing on a 1994 toyota camry

If you have the bearings out then the number embossed in the face of the bearings is the part number and is good for all brands of bearings . If you do not have the bearings out then go to a bearing shop (cbc,bearing service, timken,skf etc) and they will have the numbers for your vehicle probably in a kit package. half the price of genuine for the same quality.. Just take the model, year , 2 or 4 wd and vin number to match the car with the bearing kit.

If you are certain it is a wheel bearing, take it to a suspension shop, because renewing these in a 94 Camry is an involved process requiring a hydraulic press and mandrels the right diameter.

check your rear wheel bearings

There is a "stablizer bar" That runs from wheel to wheel under car. Make sure that is not broken. I saw it happen to my buddies honda once. Felt just like what you are describing

You should only replace the sensor if it is damaged. Most Japanese made vehicles have bearings that are pressed in to the wheel hub. Your local parts store should have a new hub assembly that comes with the bearings already pressed in it. If you know of a machine shop that will press new bearings in the old hub and remove the old bearings that may be a little less expensive. They need to be removed and installed using a bearing press. Please rate me on this answer.

it could possibly be the bearings are shot

How about the rear bearing? These cars do have them!

remove the wheel, disconnect the a arms upper and lower, tie rod end,brake caliper, remove the hub, remove wheel bearing, replace, repack, and re install

No, this vehicle is front wheel drive.

the bearing needs to be pressed in and out