Re: Rear Wheel Bearings - Again!

From: Jon (jons@laserdrive.com)
Date: Thu Mar 06 2003 - 07:37:59 EST

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thanks for the advise, I was thinking maybe the brakes being a little
different causing the wheels so spin differently.

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Jon Slavic
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""Ned Buckmaster"" <Ned@Buckmaster.com> wrote in message
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>
> On an open diff, the wheel that can turn the easiest will turn. If you
think
> you have a bad bearing, I would start looking at the wheel that was NOT
> turning.
>
> Ned
>
> >I noticed something funny while rotating my tires.  I had the rear end up
> >on the lift and started the truck.  I wanted to see if the tires were
> >vibrating or humming.  Only one wheel was turning.  I have an open diff.
> >so, shouldn't both wheels be turning?  I held one and the other turned
like
> >it should.
>
>

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