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Godspeed999
Sep 28, 2015Explorer
MFL wrote:CKNSLS wrote:
Here is yet another case where repacking the bearings did more harm than good. All that was needed was to lube the bearings with a gun and inspect the brakes. Instead repacking was done and caused problems and looks like what could be a major expense for the OP.
I have always said the same. Unless an owner truly knows what he is doing, or has a competent mechanic, that he trusts to do the job right, hand packing bearings is just too important to let the kid, with his cap on backwards, and his pants falling down, do this important task.
Jerry
Is that so? Interesting. I did find it curious that they cleaned them out and repacked them when there's a grease fitting right on them, but it sounded like a more thorough method of completing the job so I let them do it.
I'll stick to greasing them myself from now on. I can just squeeze new grease in and old grease/contaminants/water will be pushed out, correct?
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