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Repacking front wheel bearings 700 1991

posted by  machine man on  Mon Mar 16 09:26 CST 2020
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Hi,

I don't understand "no disassembly."
They had to put it together in some fashion or way?
Is it a crimped "in" assembly only?

I have never seen any hubs from these cars.
Have they made them user "unfriendly?"

I have a tool made by Camel, that is a thin curved smashed down tube with a zerk fitting.
It can be inserted down beside the spindle to get to the rear bearings and a grease gun is used to pump grease through it.
You just got to have the exact same grease used before or wash it all out.
Just that makes you pull the unit and inspect the bearing anyway.

So you can tell I have not used it much.
It's for a quickie lube, catch you later, because the grease is still looking.
Also, it for, I'm in one of my lazy moments!
(:)

Phil






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