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240-1990 Installed new bearing. Now I have uneven rotation. 200

posted by  Swedish Baklava on  Tue Oct 8 07:06 CST 2013
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Hi Larue,

I slowly tightened the castle nut to 41 ft lbs as turning the hub slowly and then back off 1/2 turn as the Bentley manual suggested. There was no play or noise at that point.

It was making a weird noise with slight play/vibration when I put my disc rotor back on the hub. I figured that the rotor is holding only by two bolts and thus turning not smoothly and making noise. I put back on my wheel, turned the wheel few times, and shook it for while. It's running fine for now.

Good luck.





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