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#1221396 06/14/2017 7:38 PM
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How often do you guys repack your front wheel bearings? Do you have a favorite grease? Is it necessary to replace the inner seal or can the old one be reused if it is in still in good condition?

I know these are basic questions, but It's always good to know what you are getting into before things get torn apart.

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I do them whenever I do brake work or any service that requires removeing the drums. If they are packed & adjusted correctly they will go several years before needing attention again. I use a good brand of Lithium grease that is recomended for disc brakes.


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Ditto on the DB rated bearing grease. It stays put at much higher temperatures than chassis grease, and brakes generate a bunch of heat. Seals are inexpensive enough that I'm not a fan of reusing one. Why take a chance of ruining a hub or a spindle, or soaking a set of brakes if there's a leak?
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46forme #1221640 06/16/2017 7:10 PM
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OK Got it .

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