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Old 02-17-2020, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by firebirdguy View Post
auto parts stores sell the complete hub assembly to bolt on. i would suggest checking it as mentioned above to confirm it is whats bad before throwing parts at it.
It could also be a backing plate / dust shield on your brakes rubbing on the rotor (more common after you've had the wheels off and been working on something in that area I'll admit)... use a long screwdriver to push them back and make sure they're not contacting the rotor. I'd give that a look before you start disassembling the hub.
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