Subject	Re: Rear Wheel Bearings
Posted by	Zeto32 on January 31, 2013 at 9:18 PM
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In Reply To	Rear Wheel Bearings posted by Zeto32 on January 31, 2013 at 06:59 PM
Message	I thought about just up and replacing them as well. Didn't want to spend 200 dollars or so on both sets of wheel bearings that I really didn't need. The bearings on there were in good condition. Just needed to be re-greased I believe. It fixed the noise coming from the back so Id assume that the bearings are in good shape. But if it comes back or they break, Ill just replace them then. I will admit it was a lot of work and a lot of mess for all of that. But thats ok with me. Thanks for the input.
Follow Ups	Rear Wheel Bearings - Zeto32 18:59:12 01/31/13 Just replace em, maybe it was free but you'll be back - white22sky 19:47:00 01/31/13 Really can't hurt to see how long it lasts for him @ this - Bernie (NoVA) 20:16:12 01/31/13 sure agreed i meant from more of right from the start - white22sky 20:27:40 01/31/13 After all that work, I would of replaced them. (n/m) - CmyZ 20:38:16 01/31/13 Re: Rear Wheel Bearings - Zeto32 21:18:54 01/31/13 Those are non-serviceable bearings - alpha_omega16 22:01:21 01/31/13 Re: Those are non-serviceable bearings - Zeto32 00:41:49 02/01/13 Just get new Timken bearings off rockauto for $80 a piece. - Lowfategg 22:57:11 01/31/13 Re: Just get new Timken bearings off rockauto for $80 a piece. - Zeto32 00:42:43 02/01/13 You have the Timken part # for Turbo models? - ZXoltan 06:49:09 02/01/13 I don't think they make a turbo version. - Lowfategg 01:13:13 02/02/13 Re: Rear Wheel Bearings - Zeto32 14:38:36 02/01/13
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