Subject	Those are non-serviceable bearings
Posted by	alpha_omega16 on January 31, 2013 at 10:01 PM
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In Reply To	Rear Wheel Bearings posted by Zeto32 on January 31, 2013 at 06:59 PM
Message	The act of pressing the hub out of the bearing usually causes damage to either the bearings or races. While it might be smooth now don't expect to get more than a few thousand miles out of them. Check FSM page RA-10 (rear axle and suspension page 10) -Jason
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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