Semi work safe
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Re: Semi work safe
Nothing to bend really other than the outside of the seal. Pry that bitch out gently with a screw driver and tap in the new one gradually and evenly. Don't forget the bearing before you put the new seal on.
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Re: Semi work safe
im pretty sure you were kidding tho
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Re: Semi work safe
I could see Scoot trying to drag his truck up the street sideways with the civic if he got pissed enough.
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Re: Semi work safe
there is that thin piece, almost like a washer with some residue of a rubber oring or seal around it still on the spindle ... when comparing it to the pics here it looks like that shouldn't be there ...
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/embrake.php
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/embrake.php
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Re: Semi work safe
there is that thin piece, almost like a washer with some residue of a rubber oring or seal around it still on the spindle ... when comparing it to the pics here it looks like that shouldn't be there ...
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/embrake.php
http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/embrake.php
IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure you replace the inner bearing before you drive the seal in. I almost didn't. These seals are NOT removable once driven into place.
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