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Rear Wheel Bearing 102

seafeye
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I am in Charlotte. You are more than welcome to use the tool. If you want i can fedex it to you and just give me the money for shipping. Think i sent it to florida for $18. I get 75% off fedex.

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seafeye,

Thank you so much for the offer. Charlotte is not far for me, I come their 2-4 times a month for patients. I happen to be off this coming F-S-S-M the 20-23rd. Would any of these days at any time work for you? My email is rgilpin1558@msn.com. Hope to hear from you soon. Again thank you so much for your offer. So far I have followed your steps and am to the point where I pull the hub out.

Ray

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How many wheel bearings do you go through in a year? I usually replace the right rear twice a year or about every 5,000 miles. but thats with a 3.4 in a 2000 Standard Boxster

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