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01-10-2008, 07:02 PM
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Educate me on re-packable bearings... what are these "caps" on the ends?
Driver's side says, "Made in Thailand" and has a small hole in the center. I can spin it with my hand but it's not threaded. I can see a little rubber/grease around the edge. Is this normal?
 Passenger side says "Made in Chine" has no hole in the center and I cannot move it with my hand.  Thanks, Brian
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01-10-2008, 07:37 PM
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Re: Educate me on re-packable bearings... what are these "caps" on the ends?
i usualy use a mallet and or a flat head screw driver. pull the cap off then take the nut off and the roter will come off with the bearing inside pack it put it back together and your done i wish they werer all still that easy lol. RPM
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01-10-2008, 10:30 PM
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Re: Educate me on re-packable bearings... what are these "caps" on the ends?
^ Thanks... they were all repacked in August when Penske added the car to their promotional fleet and painted it so I'm good for a bit. The cars were driven 2 months max and then returned to Panoz.
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