What the hell is the sleeve for in a semi truck hub. Read Description to skip thought the video.

[@davidfs.6233]

Yes..very true..good advice

[@pennhillsyouthfootball432]

Thank you sir!

[@Observer_89]

I was wondering the same thing I didn’t know which specs to follow I have timken bearings on my truck and pro torque nut they each say totally different things. I ended up following timken specs. Thanks for the video man!

[@WJonez]

You're welcome. I plan on making another video about wheel bearing clearance.

[@davidfs.6233]

I like the pro torque nut..

[@WJonez]

If the wheel hub is a 'Preset Hub' or 'LMS Hub' you still go by the hub manufacturer's specs. I plan on making a video it.

[@ghungroo3850]

Good Information. i have a 1998 international truck sitting for10 years.I am rebuilding it , It had low diesel in the tanks.Should I replace the diesel Pick up tubes in the diesel tank. I would appreciate your answer.Thanks.

[@WJonez]

@ghungroo3850 If you can pull the pickup tube out, just inspect it for damage or clogs. I have never been able to pull a pickup tube out of a fuel tank holding diesel fuel. In my experience the pickup tube has always been welded to the bulkhead fitting (bung) and the bung has always been welded to the fuel tank. I never had any problem with a fuel tank holding diesel fuel. However, I did replace a gas tank on an old car because there was a lot of rust inside the tank. It was easier to replace the tank than it was to get the rust out. Another time, I had to replace a sending unit because the pick-up tube was clogged and welded to the sending unit. It was in a tank that held gasoline. Truthfully, I would have to see it to make an assessment. That's all I can say. I wish I could tell you more.