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Author: Subject: rear wheel bearings
Mark100

posted on 20/4/15 at 08:28 AM Reply With Quote
rear wheel bearings

Just got my new rear wheel bearings from burton bt910 kits came with one seal each kit
checked with them and that's correct got my old ones ( what was left off them ) out and the new races in but the question is
since the old bearings had seals front and rear witch side do I put this seal on front or rear

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Mark100

posted on 20/4/15 at 08:31 AM Reply With Quote
or wheel side / prop shaft side
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mcerd1

posted on 20/4/15 at 09:12 AM Reply With Quote
For sierra / Granada rear hubs ?

They must have 2 new seals each side - just like the pic on burtons web site:

http://www.burtonpower.com/wheel-brg-kit-r-sierra-cosworth-xr4x4-abs-granada-mk3-brt910.html


Who ever told you they only need one is telling you lies...





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mcerd1

posted on 20/4/15 at 09:16 AM Reply With Quote
This is from the cossie manual, same type of hubs just a size bigger








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b3ngy

posted on 20/4/15 at 06:31 PM Reply With Quote
You should definitely have two seals, one each side of the bearing.

As mentioned loads of times, make sure you torque the hub nuts correctly....214lbft rings a bell but don't quote me.

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Mark100

posted on 20/4/15 at 09:11 PM Reply With Quote
cheers guys sorted it with burton they are getting me new sent out
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