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Originally Posted by GMP
I never do that and I never replace wheel bearings.
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For me, it only takes a moment on a new bearing to lift off the bearing seal and do a sanity check. Most times, the bearings have a liberal amount of grease in them. I experienced some that had hardly any grease when new. Since it's quick to do, I lift the seal and pack with Belray waterproof grease if needed.
Word of caution: be very careful lifting off the seal, if you gouge the seal lip then you just did more harm than good.
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Matt
Current: 2009 Yamaha FZ1
Previous: 2001 GasGas TXT280, 2001 GasGas XC250, 2004 KTM 200EXC, 2007 GasGas EC250, 2007 Husqvarna SM610, 2008 Husqvarna WB165
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