bevhelee
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leaking rear hub
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jdandcoke
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tombardier
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clean it up and see whether it's coming from the plastic cap, or from behind the flange
bevhelee
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definately the plastic cap, wouldn't mind but i didn't even remove the wheel when i did the bearing. by the smell it's axle oil not brake fluid.
tombardier
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I replaced the plastic caps after taking them off. I'd deformed them with a screwdriver. They leaked afterwards. Just buy some news ones, they're quite cheap.
Raider td5
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U need to replace the hub oil seal which keeps the oil out... Its cheap and easy job!
bevhelee
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thanks guys, looking at the prices of the seals i will change the lot to be sure
bedsdefender
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Hi,
I have a similar issue.
One of my hub caps was loose and it came off my 90 while driving. Ive bought a replacement but wondered if I can still drive it without a hub cap until it arrives and if I have to replace the fluid when I put I put it back on.
Thanks
I have a similar issue.
One of my hub caps was loose and it came off my 90 while driving. Ive bought a replacement but wondered if I can still drive it without a hub cap until it arrives and if I have to replace the fluid when I put I put it back on.
Thanks
