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There Is A Hole In My Hub Assembly With A O Ring On It (Pics). What Goes In There? Need Answer By Tmw


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That is where the senser for the ABS attaches to.

I have simply made up a plate to cover the hole and attached it wth a bolt to keep it in place.

Thanks for the info.

I got these to replace my parts, a direct swap, they are of a 96 gts-t, but my car, also a gts-t has no abs.

Can they still be fitted without problems?

Does that hole lead to the bearings? I want to pour some lubricant in in there. Not made for bearings but for bike chains etc. it has mos2 in it and i find it works well.

Edited by sonicz

Does that hole lead to the bearings? I want to pour some lubricant in in there. Not made for bearings but for bike chains etc. it has mos2 in it and i find it works well.

The sensor points at a slotted wheel which you can see when you look down the hole. The bearings will be behind seals so i think you'd just make a mess if you pour lube down there.

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