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I was checking the front end and everything seems ok but just one question, is there suppose to be a little play coming from the bearings, and if so does it mean there finished or they need to be repaked
wheel bearings ? when you have the truck on a jack and if you move the wheel (hands on the top and bottom of the wheel in a rocking fashion) ...then i want to say yeah the bearing may need either to be replaced or re-torqued.right now on mine since if have not re-placed the "rab's" my drivers wheel is solid as a rock but my right one you can move ,but i know it's from the rab bushing is cracked ( the one right next to the exhaust (thanks ford ) .
its a 4x4, I saw a thread somewere yesterday on bearings and I,m going to change the rotors anyways and re-pack and tighten everything, thanks for the reply
my drivers wheel is solid as a rock but my right one you can move ,but i know it's from the rab bushing is cracked ( the one right next to the exhaust (thanks ford 
