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Originally Posted by zgn
Those bastards at Firestone, If only I knew then. I would have paid for new bearings. they just put the old one back in and within the next few days it was roaring like a train.
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After closer observation I now belive that Firestone did not remove the axle, so my bearings going out was less likely to be because of them.
When Firestone installed the wheel stud, instead of removing the axle and separating the spindle and installing a new bearing they cut my heat sheild and then cut the head of the stud in half, plus chiseled away, to make room for the stud to be installed.
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