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Thread: Rear axle bearings for 225DR

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    Rear axle bearings for 225DR

    I bought a set of rear axle bearings from DADS. The smaller bearing is sealed on both sides. The larger one is only sealed on one side. If I am not mistaken, the open side goes toward the inside. Why is this not sealed on both sides? Any reason for this? Thanks in advance.

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    Usually I pack the bearing carrier full of grease. When I removed my YTM-200E axle to replace the final drive gear, there was no grease in the carrier, but it was full of dust and dirt. I also needed to use the BF Hammer on the axle to unstuck it from the splines. Somes peoples also tap the carrier and put a grease fitting to lube it.

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    Are you supposed to fill it up with grease?

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    When I took it apart, there was nothing inside but dirt and rust.

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    I've been toying with the idea of filling up my 250sx axle with grease, for the same reason. Is that nuts?
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