rear wheel bearing
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disco dude
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my advise is change it asap mate grease will only delay the problem and what happens if the bearing brakes up and causes the wheel to lock up on the motorway?
that is a worse case senario but i have seen bearings brake up and cause a wheel to lock up.
plus packing it with grease wont stop the hum now as the bearings are worn.
cheers baz
that is a worse case senario but i have seen bearings brake up and cause a wheel to lock up.
plus packing it with grease wont stop the hum now as the bearings are worn.
cheers baz
happydog77
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i would change it as soon as, when i bought ma 110 i was drivin it home up the m6, when my bearin went, ended up meltin everythin inside the axle, got recovered to penrith to the only garage that was open n it cost me 1500, i had only owned the landy a couple o hours :frusty:
disco dude
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there is that to it as well, the longer you let it go the more it will cost you in the end is it worth it?????
martinhollings
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there is no way to get grease in a td5 hub they are sealed units so you need to change the hole hub Wheel Bearings & Axle Parts - Island 4x4 - Specialists in Land Rover and Range Rover Parts and accessories for all models. UK and worldwide mail order. or here Parts & Accessories for Landrover & all 4x4: Discovery 2, Bearings (General) are the best priced places to get them from have used both but foundry are a better make but both are ok
