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  1. 3rd April 2005, 11:55 PM #1
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    Wheel hub seals

    Dose any on know where I can get (Selectro) wheel hub seals?
    I have been every where around the Melbourne area and no one has them or are willing to sell them.
    CAN ANY ONE HELP ME?

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    Have you been to see Fred Smith?

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    Re: Wheel hub seals

    Originally posted by armyrover
    Dose any on know where I can get (Selectro) wheel hub seals?
    I have been every where around the Melbourne area and no one has them or are willing to sell them.
    CAN ANY ONE HELP ME?

    Kenneth
    What is "selectro"

    Steve
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    Selectro is a brand name for Free Wheeling Hubs as fitted (aftermarket) to Series Landrovers, they have an O ring which will snap with age and mistreatment if the outer part of the hub is not aligned properly when refitting any reputable O ring supplier should be able to help you out if you supply them with old O ring cheers Dennis
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    Hi Army Rover.
    I had the same problem so did my bro,the O rings were shot on my Toy.
    My bro took a Selectro hub into a bearing shop,they meausred the hub and actually had them in stock.Sorry no part no or size,actually I must get onto my bro,as he still has my set.
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    Well thank you. Learn something every day.
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