Collapsed bearing cage

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Collapsed bearing cage

I wonder if you know why the bearing cage on a well maintained, regularly professionally serviced, Peugeot 206CC might suffer this catastrophic event on a motorway after less than 17000 miles.

My car is one of those Peugeots that has had power failure/surges in the past.

Asked on 3 January 2011 by peevedpeugeotowner

Answered by Honest John

Wheel bearings can fail at any time on anything. They always have.

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