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It's worth a shot for starters. There are grease nipples on all of them, (unless any have been replaced with sealed aftermarket types). There's a diagram in the general mech section with all the grease points, I believe. If not, it's up on the downloads site.
It's worth a shot for starters. There are grease nipples on all of them, (unless any have been replaced with sealed aftermarket types). There's a diagram in the general mech section with all the grease points, I believe. If not, it's up on the downloads site.
Cheers matey - will give it a go 2mrw. Deff does need them doin' as I never have. Let you know if it solves the prob.
Well theres no play in it - not got a grease gun so will have to borrow one. Takin' it back to the garage next weekend so they can look at - they sorted it last time. Can't work it out though as they checked all the bolts at MOT an they were fine (thats what they put it down to last time as some were loose)
If the trucks taken a maaaasive bump then its possible the steel wheel has deformed a bit.
Would give a pretty bad ride i would think..
Naaa same prob I had with the alloys - not had any bumps coz I aint been anywhere. An they wheel did have a bump when I bought it but has been fine for months so can't see its that.
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