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Can '94 front wheel bearings be greased

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thezonster

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Or do I have no choice but to replace the hub/bearing assembly?
 

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Its been some time but im pretty sure you need to replace the hub. I dont think they are serviceable.
 

revhead347

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Non serviceable. You have to change it, technically. My dad was cheap, and he showed me how to pull the seal off, grease it, and glue the seal back on with super glue. Not worth it in my opinion though.

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I just had to replace one of my hubs. You can get the hub for $50 from mustangs unlimited. You will need a 36MM socket to get the nut off to remove the hub and it takes 250Lbs to torque it down properly
 

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I think NAPA is the only one who sells hubs made in America. All the others are Chinese.

Kurt
 

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I have not bought mine yet so I'll check out NAPA
 
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Thanks
 

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How to rebuild SN-95 front hubs - FFCars.com : Factory Five Racing Discussion Forum
 

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How to rebuild SN-95 front hubs - FFCars.com : Factory Five Racing Discussion Forum
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Awesome, Thanks for the link, I just went and got 2 new hubs but may be i will rebuild the ones i took off.
 

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I just ended up buying a new one at NAPA, had a great warranty
 
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