Should be left with something like this once done.



Step 6 - Cleaning the Inner Core

This step is not necessary but i like to do it anyways. Normally while waiting for the bearings to dry. Just grab the cleaner spray and spray into the inner core. Then just clean it with a rag. This would get rid of oils or dirt that are on the wheel.



notice the difference ?

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Added on July 27, 2010, 2:00 amStep 7 - Re- Lubricating the Bearing

Once dry, give each bearing a quick spin and see if it spins freely. if it doesn't u got a bad bearing. Now set the bearings ball cage side down, and drop 2 drops of bearing lube into the bearing. Give it another couple of spins to work the oil into the bearing. Its also good practice to put a drop of oil on ur finger and rub in onto the other surfaces of the bearing and also the outside surface of the ball cage to prevent rust.



Now put the tweezer through the bearing and spin it a few times., making sure the bearing can spin smoothly. It normally spin very long because there fresh oil in the bearing, just skate it a for a few hours and it would eventually set in. . Now youre all done. Put the bearing back into the wheels , wheel washers on the truck axle and reinstall the nut.