Here we go, another EZ lube debate!
I am the owner of a 2011 Keystone Sprinter with EZ lube hubs. I have been using the zerk fitting for annual greasing using a manual gun for 5 years. I also perform annual manual brake adjustments. ...
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I have a 2010 Fuzion and pulled the hubs for the first time last year and had no grease anywhere except where it was supposed to be. I've used the EZ Lube several times over the years. I had noticed some loss of braking power too, and it was much improved after I put everything back together and readjusted the brake shoes' clearances. Probably have in the neighborhood of 20,000 miles, maybe more, I've never kept track.
But be prepared, and go over the hub surfaces where the seal lip rides. I notice on mine there were several nicks and, not quite, gouges near to the area where the seal lip rides. Personally I think the lousy assembly of these units is one of the causes of grease leaks.
But be prepared, and go over the hub surfaces where the seal lip rides. I notice on mine there were several nicks and, not quite, gouges near to the area where the seal lip rides. Personally I think the lousy assembly of these units is one of the causes of grease leaks.
