If my Toyota Tacoma front wheel spins and needs grease where do I put it and what kind of grease? Is it in the hog head?

SOURCE: 2005 Toyota Tacoma

Without looking at it, you may have one or more of the following:

Rust on the inside edge of the rotor (most common)

Worn front brake pads

Front wheel bearing problem.

Backing plate (behind rotor) rubbing the rotor

These are the most common causes, you can see 1,2 & 4 with the wheel off.

Hope this helps.

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your drive shaft thats turning is mabe broke or your automatic 4x4 lockers could be bad

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For the most part it is very similar to doing a brake job, you will need to gain access to disc area. once you have removed the caliper you will need to remove the dust cap, this will allow you to remove the nut that secures the disc to the spindle. after you access to the front bearing, remove and set aside, put washer and nut back on, slide rotor out tapping it to remove rear bearing, remove nut/washer and hand pack with wheel bearing grease. re assemble, check and bleed brakes if necessary, Good Luck!

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if there is no grease sert on the joints then they are maintenance free. the aftermarket ones will have a fitting on them to shoot grease in.

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REALLY HARD PROJECT, TAKE IT TO SEARS, IT WILL ALSO NEED FRONT ALLIGNMENT