Anyone repack their own wheel bearings?

[Buliwyf]

I've never used a packer. I'm afraid it would miss a spot.

Put on gloves.
Fill palm of hand with grease.
Drag the big side of the bearing through the grease a few times until grease squirts out the other side.
Rotate and repeat.

Take the time for attention to detail.

 

[biggoolies]

Different. Timken 30211M and 30212M if I remember correctly. I changed mine out but kept the old ones as spares. For me it was worth it to order name-brand, YMMV.

I ordered these but there is a seal for the outer bearing. I am trying to avoid buying at Mitsubishi dealership as high dollar. Do you know which bearing is the outer bearing and where to get the seals aftermarket?

 

[shade]

I ordered these but there is a seal for the outer bearing. I am trying to avoid buying at Mitsubishi dealership as high dollar. Do you know which bearing is the outer bearing and where to get the seals aftermarket?

If there's an IBT near you, they can be very helpful at the counter.

https://www.ibtinc.com/locations/

 

[pugslyyy]

I can't see where I ordered the seals so I assume I just reused them.

I ordered these but there is a seal for the outer bearing. I am trying to avoid buying at Mitsubishi dealership as high dollar. Do you know which bearing is the outer bearing and where to get the seals aftermarket?

 

[PKDreamers]

The seal will be on the inner not outer , there is a gasket on the free wheeling hub that is pretty easy to make or reuse the old one.
Seal should be 72mm x 96mm x 8mm and total with lip 12mm