Grease Cap Recommendation for Hub with 1-15/16 inch Hub Bore

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My current grease caps measure 1 15/16inch across at the flange. Whats the right replacement for these size caps?

asked by: Brian

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Expert Reply:

The closest grease cap we offer to what you would need is the part # F001524 that is designed to fit hubs that are 1.943 inches.

1-15/16 inches in decimal form is 1.9375 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

If there is any corrosion built up on the hub, it could be built up corrosion built up on the hub bore making the hole read smaller. Grease caps do not have to be very deep. They only have to go in far enough to fit snug and tight inside the hub…

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Answer 2

For your hub that has a bore of 1.938 you would want the part #F001524 which has an outer diameter of 1.943 inches. This will fit your hub well.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Grease Cap Recommendation for Hub with 1-15/16 inch Hub Bore

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