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Needle bearing
Is there any easy way to check that little needle bearing the stub shaft rides on short of pulling the whole hub assembly. I think one of them is bad, as I'm hearing what sounds like the front end turning when I turn left, and a random clunk...that I can not track down. Driving me insane
![]() I've already done one hub on this truck, pulling it off isn't a huge deal, but if I could avoid it, I will. Other than the bearing, what will I need if I do have to replace it. If memory serves me correct, I'll also need that yellow o-ring seal that goes around the unit bearing? |
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The easy test is to simply lock the ft hubs IN. If the noise goes away, because Locked those needles aren't turning, then unlock them one at a time to see which side has the noise in it.
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I'll give that a try. I'm guessing it's the right side, as the left is relatively new.
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you will only need a new o-ring if you are still running the vacuum locks.
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