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Bill B
 Post subject: Re: Noise in Front end.
PostPosted: Sun Apr 26, 2020 4:20 pm 
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winabbey wrote:
Hopefully the bearing you've ordered is better quality than that one? This gets discussed all the time - the quality (or lack of it) in some parts now supplied. Better to pay more for Timken or similar.


...And then you find out someone is doing fake Timkens!
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Flying Brick
 Post subject: Re: Noise in Front end.
PostPosted: Sun Apr 26, 2020 5:26 pm 
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Ok, I remember the flange was hard to get on. I had to pull it up with the hub nut, maybe the bearing was affected by that and failed because it shifted a bit. Anyway I am going to replace the flange, i have another one somewhere, if not I will buy new. Thanks for the help guys.
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