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It was with a 3 lbs hammer yes lol but that's how everyone said to remove them. I did install them with a stack of washers just ask you described
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It was with a 3 lbs hammer yes lol but that's how everyone said to remove them. I did install them with a stack of washers just ask you described but one of them really fought me on the process and kept trying to angle up until the very end.
I checked the normal wheel bearing play and feel none. The vibration is probably better described as a shimmy. I can feel and see it in the wheel as slow as 30mph. |
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