Nice, looking good!Took advantage of the beautiful 67* weather....
Washed the Burb and got the itch to toss the FJs/MTZs back on.
Also washed the subie today, it was too nice not to.
Nice, looking good!Took advantage of the beautiful 67* weather....
Washed the Burb and got the itch to toss the FJs/MTZs back on.
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I need to take some side shots for you to make me keep these stock wheels for now lol.Looks good fgt..
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Took advantage of the beautiful 67* weather....
Washed the Burb and got the itch to toss the FJs/MTZs back on.
New hub time
Somewhat of a guess really. I was getting a humming/rubbing noise up front, so knew it had to be my CVs or Hubs. I've put over 80k on the truck and never replaced hubs and there's a good chance the PO didn't either, so with 155k on the truck I figured they were due anyways. One still felt pretty good, but I could feel the crud in the other one when rotating it by hand.Have a feeling I might need to check mine, what made you decide to replace it?
Hmmm, I just redid my front brakes and I was wondering about the hubs. I can feel some slight resistance when turning the wheel by hand, but there no play or wiggle in them. Truck is a 2001 with about 150k miles. I seriously doubt the PO replaced them because I bought this truck back in 2006 with 42k miles on it. I wonder if I should replace them soon or wait until they start clicking or humming. I know what that distinct bad bearing "humming" sound sounds like.Somewhat of a guess really. I was getting a humming/rubbing noise up front, so knew it had to be my CVs or Hubs. I've put over 80k on the truck and never replaced hubs and there's a good chance the PO didn't either, so with 155k on the truck I figured they were due anyways. One still felt pretty good, but I could feel the crud in the other one when rotating it by hand.
I'd just keep an eye on them. If you start hearing a bad humming or notice lots of movement next time you have a wheel off, then I'd change them. My old 05 had 162k on the originals and my current Tahoe has 203k on the originals and I'm just now getting a hum in the LFHmmm, I just redid my front brakes and I was wondering about the hubs. I can feel some slight resistance when turning the wheel by hand, but there no play or wiggle in them. Truck is a 2001 with about 150k miles. I seriously doubt the PO replaced them because I bought this truck back in 2006 with 42k miles on it. I wonder if I should replace them soon or wait until they start clicking or humming. I know what that distinct bad bearing "humming" sound sounds like.