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Vehicle in question is an '88 bronco with Dana 44 IFS, manual hubs.
I'm replacing my rotors, and the new rotors I bought already have the bearing cups pressed in. So I'm thinking "sweet, one less thing to deal with". But then I read the 'ol chilton's and it says that if I'm putting in new bearing cups, I should replace the bearings as well The bearings I have on there are less than a year old, do you still think I should replace them?
Thats what they say. However, I've been mixing and matching them for years and have had no problems.As long as there in good shape I wouldn't worry about it.
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