I know there's a larger and smaller roller type but do they need to be fitted with the stamp facing in or out or it doesn't matter? I can fit them 180 degrees out??
ta very muchly
Sitting in the sun doing it at the moment.
Quick rear wheel bearing question.
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Cyrus
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Quick rear wheel bearing question.
Can the rear bearings be fitted either way around?
I know there's a larger and smaller roller type but do they need to be fitted with the stamp facing in or out or it doesn't matter? I can fit them 180 degrees out??
ta very muchly
Sitting in the sun doing it at the moment.
I know there's a larger and smaller roller type but do they need to be fitted with the stamp facing in or out or it doesn't matter? I can fit them 180 degrees out??
ta very muchly
Sitting in the sun doing it at the moment.
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Re: Quick rear wheel bearing question.
Well I've never taken any notice of which way they were facing - if that helps. As long as the oil seal is good, thats the important thing.
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Re: Quick rear wheel bearing question.
That's a relief, I inspected them and couldn't see any difference in machining.
cheers, so just pressed them in.
cheers, so just pressed them in.