Does bearing buddy mod#1980 protect inner and outer wheel bearings
1470591
It's mostly the outer bearing. I don't think it can easily push the grease all the way to the inner bearings, although I never had an issue with the inner bearings. If your inner bearing gasket isn't leaking it shouldn't be an issue anyway. As long as you re-pack your bearings once in awhile you will be fine if everything is installed correctly. These definitely help though, especially if you were to have a seal go out, it could keep it greased for awhile.
1470592
I would think and also been told that it would benefit the outer bearing mostly because the inner bearing is on the far side at the dead end of the grease flow, so once a year it should still be disassembled and greased by hand or with a bearing packer and at this time you could also check and replace the inner seal. Just my opinion to be safe and not stranded which could cost $$$.
1470593
Bearing buddy holds grease into the pocket formed (around the shaft) by the inner grease seal and the bearing buddy. Make sure that when you install the bearing buddy that you check the rubber on this seal for hardening and cracking - if present, replace it. Having grease in the pocket is where the protection comes from.
2207097
I have not tried, because the other bits come with own bearings. Checking with Whiteside would provide a sure answer.
2001565
Mohammad, Yes it will. It is a presta valve so you might have to change inner tubes, however. This is a good practice anyway. If you are unaware of the difference, refer to Sheldon Brown's bicycle web site. I believe it can be found by googling or through Harris Cycle Shop. It is a pretty good wheel for the money. Mine has lasted over a year so far with frequent usage. NP
1410219
I did not experience any issues with carrier bearings, although I was rebuilding the entire rear end so I replaced all bearings with high end ones while I was at it.
487112
Nope - the "Bra" cap must be ordered separately - got mine from Amazon at the same time as the Bearing Buddys. One thing - be EXTREMELY careful that you order the right size Bearing Buddy. Take the existing cap off and make VERY accurate measurements of your wheel before ordering, because there's little difference between sizes in some cases, and if off by a few thousandths it won't fit. Bra size must match too.
958481
Bearing Buddy 2 1/8 is what these fit. I discarded mine as they were too loose. I bought rubber pipe caps that fit very tight and work well. I think there are other size grease inserts made by non Bearing Buddy companies. And sizes vary. I would have returned mine, but shipping was going to make it a losing proposition. Call Bearing Buddy company to be sure. Good luck
1152892
I am not sure that the bearings are sealed. I have not looked at mine to see if they are sealed. The seals on the inside of the bearings should be removed, this will allow the grease from the zerk to get into the bearing. Hope this help.Joe Storey
716327
Don't know about your vehicle; for my 2000 LeSabre the wheel bearings were for the front. Still working great, btw.
711049
I'm sure it does. They have kept the mounting alignment the same for the Sportsters throughout the years. Can't beat it for the money, but would invest ~ $4 for real smaller aluminum screws and washers. The ones provided wiil rust.
2087065
Just install these about two months ago. All seals and bearings are included. No guarantee that the bearings and seals will be installed. Only one of four had the bearings and seals installed w/grease.
993065
They are sealed bearings no grease fitting, they usually last a year as long as you don't hit things. Reply bearings are cheap and easy to instal, I broke my hub so I had to by all new
735479
Yes. It was much easier for me to replace this entire assembly than bang out and replace just the bearings. And on the front it's pretty darn easy to do. - Good luck!
2150439
The Bearing Buddy Bra is meant to go over the actual Bearing Buddy hub fitting that provides pressurized grease on the wheel bearing in a hub. They are rubber like and will stretch somewhat so they might fit over the hub on a 1996 camry wheel. Measure the diameter of the hub and buy one that is a little bit smaller and try it.
950124
The 19B is designed for 2" Outside Diameter (OD) bearing assemblies. Sizing of the Bearing Buddy is not determined by tire/rim sizes. Check OD of your bearings.
1515757
sealed bearings are just that, sealed, they can not be greased, and the seal keeps the grease in and imperfections out, when you think they make a noise, replacement is in order, good luck, Dick
1771523
No, there isn't any specific vehicle listings, but this kit covers almost all vehicles which use a pressed in wheel bearing. Bolt in hub bearings are removed without this kit. Hope this helps.
71076
It worked for my 1999 88 cubic inch road glide. I think 2007 & up have different size inner bearings, u mite want to do some research before you buy it. I think heartland has one for the newer engines. Good luck