YAMAHA RAPTOR 700 Noise From Wheel
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91%
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Front Wheel Bearing & Seal Kit
Ingress of moisture and particulates past the hub seals causes grease emulsification and subsequent metal-on-metal friction. This leads to spalling on the bearing races and the audible grinding noise as the rolling elements fail to transit the races smoothly. Replacing the assembly restores the low-friction rotational interface required for high-speed stability.
SKU: 25-1031
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5%
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Rear Axle Bearing and Seal Kit
The Raptor 700's rear axle carrier is a high-stress point that often suffers from seal failure. Once the internal lubricant is contaminated with grit, the twin-row bearings experience rapid thermal expansion and abrasive wear, resulting in a grinding noise that resonates through the swingarm. This kit provides the necessary rolling elements and seals to re-establish the structural integrity of the drive axle.
SKU: 93304-20812-00
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4%
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Rear Brake Pad Set (Sintered)
Upon exhaustion of the friction material, the steel backing plate of the brake pad makes direct contact with the brake rotor. This creates a high-frequency abrasive grind during rotation or braking maneuvers. If left unaddressed, the friction-generated heat can warp the rotor and compromise the hydraulic caliper's piston seals.
SKU: 1S3-W0046-00-00
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Front Wheel Bearing & Seal Kit.
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