Sealed bearings removal / service Schwinn Tempo 1987
05-14-20, 01:33 PM
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Sealed bearings removal / service Schwinn Tempo 1987
Has anyone removed the sealed bearing cap on a Schwinn Tempo or other similar bike ?
I have heard some horror stories about the cap not fitting back in.
It sounds like there is a little sand in there. But when I spin the wheel sideways ( horizontally) the noise goes away
Here are 2 pics
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reciate any and all help
Thank you
I have heard some horror stories about the cap not fitting back in.
It sounds like there is a little sand in there. But when I spin the wheel sideways ( horizontally) the noise goes away
Here are 2 pics
App
reciate any and all help
Thank you
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05-14-20, 06:25 PM
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Remove the locknut, washers & spacers, and the cone (if you pull the axle, do it over a bowl to catch any bearings). You should now be able to pop off the dust shield with a flat screwdriver.
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Thank you
Very much appreciated !!!!!!
Stay/ Be safe !!!
Very much appreciated !!!!!!
Stay/ Be safe !!!
