OEM Scion Wheel Seal

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The Scion Wheel Seal retains valuable lubricant within the hub and prevents intrusion of a dirty lubricant by water or grit thus extending the life of bearings and making rides pleasant. This Wheel Seal, which is a tight and narrow metal and rubber ring, protects the heart of the rotating wheels. In 2003 Scion entered the roads with bright colors of paint, no haggle pricing and innovative digital marketing campaigns such as the virtual city that directly addressed the young drivers. Limited Release Series models transformed ownership into treasure hunt and the small frames allowed easy customization which allowed personalities to shine out. As the testing ground of Toyota, Scion demonstrated that risky concepts sell and introduced over a million first time buyers to the household, until its closure in 2016. To this day, a large number of fans continue to drive their Scion vehicles in commemoration of that air of uniqueness and entertainment. At home, replacing the Wheel Seal seems to be something easy to do with some simple tools. Park your Scion on a flat and place a chock opposite the wheels and raise the corner that you will be working on. Take off the parts of a wheel, caliper, and hub, take out the worn out Wheel Seal, wipe grit off the spindle and bore. Apply fresh grease on lip of new seal, place squarely and tap it in. Reassemble the hub, rotate the wheel to ensure silent movement, securely tighten the lugs, and a last minute test ride.