[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > me in private or post it as a reply to this post. When I went to my local > Nissan Dealer parts department to get the wheel bearing grease seals I was > asked if I was having any kind of a problem with them and when I told the > parts person I wasn't, he said not to mess with repacking them as it's a > major pain in the butt and to only worrie about repacking them if I was Don't, for the god's sake mess with those bearings, please! You will most likely just pack in some dust with the fresh grease in the bearings, and shorten their life significantly. The original grease should last for the life of the bearing, and is not meant to be touched, unless it got noisy or something. In that case you should replace the whole bearing. The Nissan OE bearing comes packed with grease. Just push it in with a press, and you are set. Doesn't cost a lot either, so it's just not worth to touch it if it's got no problems. The rear bearings cannot be disassembled at all, at least in my (ex or maybe not) '91. They come complete with the hub assembly, and almost never fail. cheers, Laszlo
