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Old 04-26-2009, 10:53 AM
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Re: Service Traction System

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Originally Posted by bezerk19 View Post
Thanks i might have to give that a try since i can't figure this out. I have another question perhaps you might know the answer to:

When i had my rear wheels on jack stands i noticed that on the rear passenger tire i was able to rotate the tire clockwise and counter clockwise, the rear driver side tire was only able to rotate clockwise (as if you were mimicking the car going reverse-->clockwise). I wonder why i was able to go clockwise (reverse) and counter clockwise (forward) on the rear passenger and not rear driver. I'm assuming there is something wrong with the rear passenger wheel, at first i thought it was the caliper, but using a c-clamp to push it in then pressing the brakes would release it (pop out). Could it possibly be the hub bearing that is defective and allowing the wheel to turn both ways or is it a disc brake issue (should i replace the rear brakes or try a new hub bearing)?

Thanks,
BeZeRK
With the parking brake off, both rear wheels should spin in both directions. The bearings in that hub might be shot.
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