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Quick questions. I replaced the drive side hub, but was I suppose to pack grease into the bearings? I just took the part out and installed it with my teacher doing most of the work.

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The wheel bearings in the hub are pre-packed with grease so you do not have to do it. They are sealed anyways. You can clean the old grease of the axle shaft and put a moderate coating of bearing grease on the axle shaft before installing the hub.



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Re: **abs,trac Off Service Vehicle Soon Lights**

I replaced both front hub assemblies 5 months ago, now those pesky lights are all coming on again like they did when the bearings went bad before, except one difference is a while after those 3 lights come on(say 10 min), the emergency brake light pops on(not always)....is this now a problem with the backend hubs?
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Re: **abs,trac Off Service Vehicle Soon Lights**

Hey everybody

I hope this post can be reactivated because I have a question

I have the same problem now and it is probably because I used a pressure washer to my nice aluminum rims =D

I am able to lift my baby and take her wheels off, can someone tell me whereabouts I can look for this wire?

I hope someone can reply, thanks so much
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Re: **abs,trac Off Service Vehicle Soon Lights**

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Hey everybody

I hope this post can be reactivated because I have a question

I have the same problem now and it is probably because I used a pressure washer to my nice aluminum rims =D

I am able to lift my baby and take her wheels off, can someone tell me whereabouts I can look for this wire?

I hope someone can reply, thanks so much
first off welcome to A/F. it is best to post a new thead if there has been a three months with out a post. this will may result in a quicker response time to you question. the year make and model of auto in question helps in the get to the problem. the connector looks like this http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=1841300 here is a dia link http://www.compnine.com/index.php?u=...06&grouptype=B Automotive Forums .com
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Re: **abs,trac Off Service Vehicle Soon Lights**

I am having the same problem with my 04 grand am gt, all 3 of these lights come on either when i turn the car on, or very shortly after. Im also experiencing, that before the lights come on, if they havent already when i started the car, that when i step on the brake, it feels like the ABS is locking up and kind of pushing back on the pedal and vibrating the brake pedal......

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