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Old 02-26-2002, 10:58 AM
Herr Leber Herr Leber is offline
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Ya never know. If the seal goes bad, all the grime that gets in there will eat the bearing up. Add in a little time and rust and before you know it, youre doing the bearings.

The previous owner could have hit a few major potholes somewhere along the way also, as to speed up the bearing aging process.

I would pull the hub off to take a look. You'll have to take the caliper off and hang it on the side with no load on the brake hose. Clean it up spindle/hub/bearings, repack it with fresh grease, and set the pre-load on the hub nut. (no load-no play).
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