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Had a indy change out the rear bearings on my '08 Ultra.
Now ABS is not working.
Question?
The two bearings on the hub are different.
If he put them in on the wrong sides,
1) Would the wheel still go on OK?
2) Would that make the ABS inoperatable?
From: Western Illinois, land of bad roads, and corrupt politicians
Originally Posted by mopar400
Had a indy change out the rear bearings on my '08 Ultra.
Now ABS is not working.
Question?
The two bearings on the hub are different.
If he put them in on the wrong sides,
1) Would the wheel still go on OK?
2) Would that make the ABS inoperatable?
Or do I look else where for my problem?
Thanks
Here's your answer..... take it back and make him fix it.
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