Aluminum / XFE NNBS Front Suspension Rebuild

[j91z28d1]

wait... they want you to pump grease into their hubs?

how would you do this?

 

[kbuskill]

wait... they want you to pump grease into their hubs?

how would you do this?

The ABS sensor hole is the only way I am aware of.

 

[j91z28d1]

huh must be only on their bearings, because I think the rest are one solid outside housing pressed in


if it works, it might be an upside to be able to grease if that's why they are failing.

I still mean to pull apart my old timkin to try and see why it failed.

 

[kbuskill]

huh must be only on their bearings, because I think the rest are one solid outside housing pressed in


if it works, it might be an upside to be able to grease if that's why they are failing.

I still mean to pull apart my old timkin to try and see why it failed.

Get to pulling... lol

I am pretty sure all these type of hubs can be greased in this manner.

 

[j91z28d1]

Get to pulling... lol

I am pretty sure all these type of hubs can be greased in this manner.

when I Google the part number on the besting itself. I get this image.





I don't thing you can grease that thru the sensor hole? but it would be interesting to see if it's dried out inside like lack of grease.

I'll try to get it apart at work when I get a min. 1st of the month is always busy

 

[mountie]

Enough about....... Grease......

 

[j91z28d1]

dude's hair will never seize up

 

[kbuskill]

when I Google the part number on the besting itself. I get this image.


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I don't thing you can grease that thru the sensor hole? but it would be interesting to see if it's dried out inside like lack of grease.

I'll try to get it apart at work when I get a min. 1st of the month is always busy

Obviously these cutaways are graphic renderings but you can see where the reluctor wheel is that the ABS sensor reads and it looks like a perfect path for the grease to get into the bearings IMO.

 

[Marky Dissod]

SKF bearings have more balls.