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Old 04-13-2017, 07:06 PM   #1
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rear hub bearing size and torque

I ordered new hub bearings for the rear of my 2006 and need to know the size of the hub bearing nut and the torque. Thank you
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Old 11-29-2017, 09:56 AM   #2
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Re: rear hub bearing size and torque

Get the bearing number off of the old bearing. Look at your manual for torque.

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Re: rear hub bearing size and torque

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Get the bearing off of the old bearing. Look at your manual for torque.
I have it back together now, Thanks. It turned that the noise was coming from a bad rear tire that looked almost new. The tire store didn't want to change if but I insisted and it fixed the problem. It sounded just like a bad rear wheel bearing..
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