Axle Bearings

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  1. superlead76

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    Actually, I lifted both side, pulled the axles and no fluid cam out at all.
     
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    Good. I have seen some that are overfilled causing a mess. And actualy I guess what I shoulda also said was not to raise it uneven. Hmmm... maybe i'm thinking GM today, sorry.
     
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    With all your help, the bearings are in and the Mav is ready for some cruise ins!! The driver's side was really bad. Thanks guys!
     
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    I bought a NOS bearing for $3.99 on ebay idk how much they are worth though
     
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    I THINK I paid around $14 for mine at OReily.
     
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    did you replace the...seals...:yup:
     
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    yep! Man...i overpaid. I paid $95.00 for 2 skf bearings and 2 seals at NAPA. :cry:
     
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    holy moly!!

    I dont think i spent 30 bucks on the stuff for mine
     
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    :eek3:.......
     
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