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Rear Hub Bearing Lubrication
Replaced the rear hub bearing and seal on my 1966 3000. Does the rear hub bearing come pre-packed with grease or does it get lubed from differential oil? I'm getting both answers and just wanted to make sure. I did not pack it and may have to re-do. Got it from Moss. Thanks.- manager
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TR2/3/3A Hole in Rear Hub
I have to replace the rear hubs in my 3A due to warpage from improper half shaft removal with a hydraulic press (not by me). Does anyone know the purpose of the 1/4" hole that is located behind the oil seal? Got replacements from Rimmer's that do not have the hole, and would like to know if... -
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Bugeye rear wheel advice needed
Hello all, I wish to replace rear wheels (backing plate and all brake components). From looking at books, looks like I remove the drum, book says hub and half-axle can be removed with one philips screw (where is this screw?), then four screws remove the backing plate. I think the oil seal may...