MGB Glove Box Companion
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FRONT HUB BEARING KITS
Replacing front bearings and seals is an easy job, although it requires
removal of the brake caliper. Note that you may often get by without breaking
the hydraulic connection. If so, you can leave the caliper hanging on its hose
and tie it back out of the way with a bit of wire. While the hub is off, however,
you can take the opportunity of checking the brake disc and replacing the brake
pads. Bearing races may be knocked out of the hub with a steel drift rod, but it
is better to use a brass rod for installation to avoid damaging the new races.
Part No.
Description
No. Off List Price Your Price
Hub Bearing Kit;
contains both
2
25.54
bearings and grease seal
RELATED ITEMS
Spacer,
bearings
2
28.10
Collar,
grease seal
2
27.50
Washer,
securing hubs
2
2.24
Nut,
securing hubs
2
11.46
Cap,
grease retaining, disc wheels
2
12.74
Cap,
grease retaining, wire wheels
2
8.90
Stud,
front wheels, 1962 up to early 1980
8
6.98
Stud,
front wheels, later 1980 models
8
6.34
ADJUSTING SHIMS,
wheel bearings
Shim,
.003 inch
A/R
1.22
Shim,
.005 inch
A/R
1.22
Shim,
.010 inch
A/R
1.22
Shim,
.030 inch
A/R
1.22
WHEEL BEARING GREASE
Wheel Bearing Grease,
Castrol brand;
A/R
NLS
28 oz. resealable plastic tub
