How to tighten rear wheel bearing on BZG?

[Bling]

hub is above, the two smaller holes are threaded, I need to get to the nut so I can tighten the bearing I hear, how is that done? I see no wat of getting to the nut

cheers for any advice

[NZ_AE86]

Not 100% sure as I have not done an AE111 rear bearing but earlier model corollas have the nut on the back and to get to it you must undo 4 bolt behind the hub and remve it.

[qik20v]

check behind the threaded hole,

sometimes you have to put a small bolt into the holes and tighten them, then the bolts push the hub off

[AceSniper]

the two holes are used to take the brake disc off, once its off there is a round disc behinde it (smaller) with a big hole in it... through that hole put a socket through it onto the bolts I think there is four... they all hold the hub on.

[Bling]

the two holes are used to take the brake disc off, once its off there is a round disc behinde it (smaller) with a big hole in it... through that hole put a socket through it onto the bolts I think there is four... they all hold the hub on.

So, the 4 bolts inside the hub, when tightened will sort the loose bearing?

[Rick]

um, On my AE-111 you cant tighten the rear wheel bearing, I couldnt just replace the bearing because the bearing is part of the hub housing and is not repairable you have to replace the whole bearing housing

[crispy'86]

For all people for future reference.;
You can remove the hub from the car (provided the bearing isn't rumbly) undo the stake on the nut and tighten with a rattle gun.
But this is strictly for a bearing that is loose only, if it's noisy it'd be recommended to replace it.
I've just finished working on Luke's car and that fixed the problem..

[Bling]

hehe yeah, cheers for doing that Chris

I'll know how to do it in the future