Should There Be a Gap Between the Grease Seal and Inner Bearing
Question:
After driving the seals in to the bottom of the taper, it looks like there is still a gap between the seal and the bearing. Should the seal contact the bearing?
asked by: Ron
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Helpful Expert Reply:
A grease seal like the # GS-2250DL should not contact the inner bearing on your hub. The gap between the inner bearing and your grease seal is completely normal.
expert reply by:
Robin H
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Grease Seal - Double Lip - 2.250" ID - 3.376" OD - GS-2250DL
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- 3.376 Inch O.D.
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