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Old 03-06-2014, 01:50 PM
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How's it going everyone I have a 97 jaguar xj6 and I love this car .. I replaced a wheel bearing about 6 months ago for the first time well my brother did and then a couple of weeks ago the new bearing stared to go again and I ha to replace the assembley for the Bearing it's and now this bearing is going again and I'm gonna have my brother replace it again . Please help I love my car and I do t want to have to keep replacing it anyone have any ideas what could be wrong ?
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Originally Posted by Jagman99
How's it going everyone I have a 97 jaguar xj6 and I love this car .. I replaced a wheel bearing about 6 months ago for the first time well my brother did and then a couple of weeks ago the new bearing stared to go again and I ha to replace the assembley for the Bearing it's and now this bearing is going again and I'm gonna have my brother replace it again . Please help I love my car and I do t want to have to keep replacing it anyone have any ideas what could be wrong ?
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you should buy oem quality parts

go to the jaguar dealer ship and buy the parts

if the bearing keeps going i would have a real shop install them (and check the measurements )

if that doesnt work you can buy a new hub assembly but they range $200++ each. and they do not come with the bearings
 
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Old 03-06-2014, 06:57 PM
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Something more then OEM quality is going on here, even cheap Chinese bearings will last longer then 6 months. Did you replace the race and bearing? New seal? New proper axel nut? 230 ft lbs torque? Spacers and shim in right position? New bearings properly packed with proper grease?
 
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One guess would be that the original spacer shim is stuck to the original failed bearing and the new bearings are not set properly.

Just a guess!!!

bob gauff
 
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Originally Posted by vandenplas408
you should buy oem quality parts

go to the jaguar dealer ship and buy the parts

if the bearing keeps going i would have a real shop install them (and check the measurements )

if that doesnt work you can buy a new hub assembly but they range $200++ each. and they do not come with the bearings
I had bought a used hub and the bearing still went bad the hub had a bearing in it and everything
 
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