How to Pick Out Grease Cap for 2005 Fleetwood-Pioneer RV Trailer Axle

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I am in need of the outer hub cover that will allow access to a grease fitting. It is a 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern and the part I need is what protrudes out from the wheel center opening - see attached picture of the complete set up. I have the Sup-r-lube cap and rubber fitting/cover that would snap into the hub cover. I hope this makes sense and the picture better describes what I am looking for. Please also confirm that I need to remove the wheel to the cover. Thank you!

asked by: Frank A

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What you are looking for is a dust cover for an EZ-Lube spindle hub. We definitely can help but we need to know the diameter of the cap so that we can pick out the correct one. You'll need to remove the one you have and measure the outside diameter of the cap where it fits into the hub and we'll be able to pick you out what you need.

If you have a 1.99 inch diameter you'd want the part # RG04-040, if you have a 2.45 inch diameter you'd need part # DC250L-DCRP, or if you have 2.72 inch you'd want part # RG04-120.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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