Jim, Now that you mention it,it was the sunny side that was warm .I did
notice that speed had something to do with temperature,above 60 kinda
warm,around 50 to 55 a noticeble drop in temp. At any rate as soon as it
quits flooding I'm going outside and check tightness of bearings,methinks
thats whats causing it. Thanks for info.Bill 67 Globetrotter -----
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 9:10 AM
Subject: [VAC] Re: Tire Rim Replacement
> Bill,
> I've found my wheel hubs to be right at ambient temperature, not warm
> at all. Same with the tires. I do notice that the tires on the "sunny
> side" will be considerably warmer than those on the "shaded side".
>
> > FWIW: I bought one of those "temperature guns" from the local NAPA store
> to check tire and hub temperatures; I use it just about every time we
> stop.
>
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