Should these rear wheel bearings have more grease in them???
#1
Should these rear wheel bearings have more grease in them???
ok, so today i been working on putting in new rear wheel bearings. (98 1.8TQM)
as many of you know they are a double row ball bearing with a split inner race,
well i was curious what was in there, so i pulled one of the races out and a couple of the ***** fell out. there was a very small amount of green grease in there, but not enough to even hold the ***** in the cage.
now, what i did was pack take a as much bearing grease as i could and packed it in there and installed it.
so to my question-> is this small amound of green grease magical enough to do the job?
did i do myself a favor or screw myself over by packing more grease in there?
i will post a picture later tonight, but i want your opinions now, before i go do it to the other one, thanks
as many of you know they are a double row ball bearing with a split inner race,
well i was curious what was in there, so i pulled one of the races out and a couple of the ***** fell out. there was a very small amount of green grease in there, but not enough to even hold the ***** in the cage.
now, what i did was pack take a as much bearing grease as i could and packed it in there and installed it.
so to my question-> is this small amound of green grease magical enough to do the job?
did i do myself a favor or screw myself over by packing more grease in there?
i will post a picture later tonight, but i want your opinions now, before i go do it to the other one, thanks
#3
well, i was referring to the new skf bearings that i was installing that had
hardly any grease
the old bearings were toast!!
http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/p...5/a418t023.jpg
http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/p...5/a418t022.jpg
hardly any grease
the old bearings were toast!!
http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/p...5/a418t023.jpg
http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/p...5/a418t022.jpg
Last edited by Broncoman75; 01-03-2009 at 03:02 AM. Reason: PIC LINKS
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