CDL · Vehicle inspection
When you inspect the wheel bearing seals, what should you look for?
Correct answer: Any sign of leaking.
Answer options
- AAny sign of leaking Correct
- BUneven tread wear
- CCorrect tire pressure
Why
These seals keep lubricant inside the wheel hub, so you confirm that none is seeping out. A leaking seal can let the bearing run short of lubricant, overheat and fail.
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Topic: Vehicle inspection License: CDL
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