Assume hub-servicing novices are watching this video…it’d be nice to see how the bearings are removed and reinstalled back into the hubs. Otherwise, thanks for posting this info! PS - is it the same method for ceramic bearings?
Bearing service is exactly the same for ceramic bearings as well. For servicing hub bearings - you don't even need to remove them from the hub to service them! Once you remove the driveshell and axle assembly from the hub, the seal and snapring of each bearing is visible and they can be serviced while still installed.
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Assume hub-servicing novices are watching this video…it’d be nice to see how the bearings are removed and reinstalled back into the hubs. Otherwise, thanks for posting this info!
PS - is it the same method for ceramic bearings?
Came to say the same thing.
Bearing service is exactly the same for ceramic bearings as well. For servicing hub bearings - you don't even need to remove them from the hub to service them! Once you remove the driveshell and axle assembly from the hub, the seal and snapring of each bearing is visible and they can be serviced while still installed.
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