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'''Introduction'''<br>
Reduces internal bearing friction leading to less energy being absorbed as heat. Also increases bearing life. Most effective for vehicles driven in cold climates where conventional lubricant viscosity increases as ambient temperatures fall.

== Instructions for mod ==
''Information required:'' How do people perform this modification, pictures, problems, what to look out for<br>
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== User experiences  ==
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! User Name !! Car Make, Model, Year !! Cost of Mod !! Time to Perform Mod !! MPG Before Mod !! MPG After Mod !! MPG improvement guess !! Instruction Link
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|Example Data Saand || Example Data Mazda, 626, 1991 || Example Data $5 USD || Example Data 1 Hour || Example Data 27.2 || Example Data 29.8 || || [[Instruction_ModType_reference|User mod detail or measurement detailed data]]

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|kir_kenix || 1997 Chevy s10 2.2 || $7 || no extra time || 26 || 26 || No FE gain noticed. However I do plan on doubling the service interval. || 

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== Problems / Consequences of mod ==
-Possible damage to bearings due to lubricant leaking out of bearing or water entering previously sealed bearings

== References ==
=== Forum thread links ===
[http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthread.php/wheel-bearing-grease-4395.html Wheel bearing grease]

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