Does Race Need To Be Replaced If Installing New Bearings
Updated 10/25/2016 | Published 10/24/2016
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I have Dexter 25580 bearings and Dexter 25520 races. Can I just replace the bearings using your 25580 bearings or do I need to replace the races from the same manufacturer as the bearings? The races are not pitted and in good shape.
asked by: Keith
Expert Reply:
You can use the other components you remove from your hubs.
After you have removed the hub components you will want to inspect all of the parts and replace if you find any discoloration or signs of wear or damage such as a nick. On the race you can inspect it and if you see any marks you are not sure about, run your fingernail over the mark and if it catches you should replace the race. The # 25520 is the race you would need for the # 25580 bearing.
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