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Brand new bearing has play!?

RoadRunner23

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Hey guys, this is my first post here, I know you are all really knowledgeable about these cars and I'm in a pinch, So I just changed the left rear hub bearing on my 03 Gp but after giving the tire a shake it seems to have the same amount of play as the bad one I just replaced, I'm frustrated and out of answers and I could really use any sort of help anyone can offer, any suggestions or past experiences like this one? I'd really like to know what went wrong

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I guess that's all I can do eh? Have you personally heard about that happening though? Just a manufacturing defect or something? Thanks for helping with the opinion, I appreciate it

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Very very rarely do I ever install bearings at work that have play issues from the get go.

The leading failure of new bearings is always a sensor problem or sometimes they get ate up in a few thousand miles with a random defect.

But we mainly only deal with SKF brand bearings.
 
I wish I got the skf but they were Damn expensive so I got the infinity ones because the parts guy said they worked good for him, I realize that may sound dumb but I'm not the most experienced I just have mechanical inclination and a desire to do my work for myself and also not the most money being fresh out of high school haha :p . I guess I'll get to installing another one when I get the time and let you know how it goes, thank you sir!

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Does the rotor move when you shake the wheel? If it doesn't then something else is wrong... Otherwise, warranty the bearing and hope you get a good one.
 
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