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Hey all,
I have a 2012 Eco 6M, stock rear drums.
I was adjusting the brake shoes and noticed a difference in the spin resistance between the driver and passenger side bearings. There's no play (wobble) in either one of them. I think my driver's side is beginning to wear, and it may account for the disappointing fuel mileage I've been getting since I bought this one to replace my old Eco.
My question, for those of you who have replaced the bearings, is how much spin resistance should the bearings have? Should they spin easily or is there a noticeable amount of resistance?
I have a 2012 Eco 6M, stock rear drums.
I was adjusting the brake shoes and noticed a difference in the spin resistance between the driver and passenger side bearings. There's no play (wobble) in either one of them. I think my driver's side is beginning to wear, and it may account for the disappointing fuel mileage I've been getting since I bought this one to replace my old Eco.
My question, for those of you who have replaced the bearings, is how much spin resistance should the bearings have? Should they spin easily or is there a noticeable amount of resistance?