Bearing Numbers for Hub Replacement on 2005 Fleetwood Destiny Sea Pine
Updated 07/11/2018 | Published 07/09/2018 >
Question:
I recently purchased a 2005 Fleetwood Sea Pine with 13” wheels. I had the tires replaced today the ones that were on there had a 2004 date. Yikes!. The mechanic had a hard time getting one of the lug nuts off because it was seized. When it was replaced, that lug just spun and would not tighten. So, I need to replaced that hub assembly, and I think it would probably be best to replace both of them. I saw one made by Dexter on your site. I just want to know which one I should get. Thanks! Erik
asked by: Erik P
Expert Reply:
Unfortunately I can't find the bearing replacement information online, so to ensure you get the correct replacement you will need to pull one of the hubs. The hubs will have two bearings and on the face of each one there is a number. If you can get me the number on those bearings as well as the number on the grease seal on the backside of that hub, I can help you get the correct replacement.
If you cannot get the bearing numbers, then you can measure the spindle using a digital caliper like # PTW80157. We need precise measurements in the locations where the two bearings ride on the spindle as well as where the seal sits. I've attached a photo to assist.
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