question...
I usually grease my front wheel bearings once every 2 years.... when i put the grease in, its the castrol HTB ... yellow in color. 2 years later when pulling the bearing to regrease, the grease has turned to a dark grey color ...is this normal the grease to change color?
thx.
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wheel bearing grease
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wheel bearing grease
HJ61 1989 Sahara VX TD 4.0
Re: wheel bearing grease
I think so - probably gets contaminated with water and dirt. But I've been using the blue Valvoline bearing grease which seems to have better water resistance.
Re: wheel bearing grease
Yes and it will happen quickly. As long as you have enough in there then don't panic.
2008 Patrol wagon and 99 Patrol TD Ute
Cairns
Cairns
Re: wheel bearing grease
I'd probablly change grease I ran castrol for a few years and had 2 failures partially due to water however since changing to a grease made by pro ma the current set have been in for 2 and a half years pulled them out about a month back just to check them all still ok and hasnt changed colour or blended with water.
plenty of parts on the bench
Re: wheel bearing grease
Hi
use the red inox stuff.. It's a very high temp grease and water rest to.
The grey colour your got now is the diff oil getting in mine is the same to.
use the red inox stuff.. It's a very high temp grease and water rest to.
The grey colour your got now is the diff oil getting in mine is the same to.
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