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When or should I change front and/or rear wheel bearings? 200

posted by  TONY H on  Tue Oct 21 05:38 CST 2008
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Wheel bearings are almost forever if you repack them every once in a while...Like at 150K mile intervals. I currently have three vehicles with 300K+ miles on them the three vehicles have these none sealed front bearings (like the ones the Volvo has), the bearings are all originals. I had to replace my front rotors on the Volvo at 200K miles...I repacked the bearings then. Put Bearing grease in the palm of your hand and push the edge of the bearing into it to force it in between the rollers.
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