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Old 08-23-2010, 11:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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My right hand wheel bearing, for lack of a better word, keeps shitting itself, it's got a shot wheel alignment, but would that cause it to break in the space of less than 500km/300miles? It's not due to doing skids either lol. Last time it broke I did a wheel alignment but it did the same thing again. Could something be bent or out of whack? Any ideas would be awesome guys.

I'm hoping I just timed the wheel alignment too late last time.

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Old 08-24-2010, 09:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I actually just looked at both front wheels realitive to each other, one is SERIOUSLY on the piss, new bearing, wheel alignment (same day) should be set.
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My right hand wheel bearing, for lack of a better word, keeps shitting itself, it's got a shot wheel alignment, but would that cause it to break in the space of less than 500km/300miles? It's not due to doing skids either lol. Last time it broke I did a wheel alignment but it did the same thing again. Could something be bent or out of whack? Any ideas would be awesome guys.

I'm hoping I just timed the wheel alignment too late last time.

Cheers,

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There's a number of things that can cause wheel bearings to prematurely fail. The main ones being improper installation or applying too much or too little grease. A split seal will cause it to wear out prematurely too, but generally not so quickly (unless it's subjected to a lot of rain, dust, dirt etc in that 500km time-frame). Let us know if it happens again once you get your new one installed
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There's a number of things that can cause wheel bearings to prematurely fail. The main ones being improper installation or applying too much or too little grease. A split seal will cause it to wear out prematurely too, but generally not so quickly (unless it's subjected to a lot of rain, dust, dirt etc in that 500km time-frame). Let us know if it happens again once you get your new one installed

I'm pretty sure it's just the alignment. Like, it's reeeeeally not good looking. Oh well, wrecker-sourced hub, put in this weekend, get new alignment on Monday and hope for the best.

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I'm pretty sure it's just the alignment. Like, it's reeeeeally not good looking. Oh well, wrecker-sourced hub, put in this weekend, get new alignment on Monday and hope for the best.

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Sounds good . I'm located in Auckland
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Sounds good . I'm located in Auckland
Gutted, I'm in Napier... Feel free to hit me up if you need anything, I'm up that way often... Can bring up stuff off TradeMe or whatever.
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I find that most of the time when you get a hub from a wrecker it's already on it's way out...

also a big reason for it failing is improper installation. alignment really shouldn't kill it that fast.
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I find that most of the time when you get a hub from a wrecker it's already on it's way out...

also a big reason for it failing is improper installation. alignment really shouldn't kill it that fast.
Nah, I've put it down to alignment, I'll see if I can get pics of just how bad it actually is... It drives like a mushy banana... I check anything I get from the wreckers, 9/10 times I can score new parts for used prices out of them (I have a mate working there)
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