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Currently getting all the bit an pieces together to change the front discs and pads and a seal kit for the calipers. Do you guys change the hub bearings at the same time or just leave it if the are fine?

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I changed mine recently due to the seals being a bit knackered, grease was splattered where it wasn’t welcome!

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3 hours ago, Miniliteman said:

Leave them if they are fine. And if you do change them use a good quality item, no cheap Chinese crap.

That was sort of at the heart of my question. There is no noise or play or anything but I know the SKF ones in it are not Chinese but if were to replace them now even by them again they would be from China as they have stepped up manufacturing in China since then. So do you change for maintenance sake but most likely they will be Chinese or leave the ones that are in it If memory serves the ones in it were made in Japan.

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16 hours ago, colr6 said:

Why fix something that’s not broken ?

Cause Im having old age brain fade and cant remember when I last did it! Im more often finding myself saying you should have done that before when you had the chance!

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14 hours ago, Rally Pack 2000 said:

Cause Im having old age brain fade and cant remember when I last did it! Im more often finding myself saying you should have done that before when you had the chance!

Welcome to the club 😊

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13 hours ago, Vista Estate said:

I do that as some insurance companies want to see it. If you put costs on it as well you will be surprised 😊

Ahhh I didnt know Insurance companies like that sort of info. Once of the reasons why I stopped adding up receipts was when I did I scared myself so I thought what I didn't know didnt hurt!

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