run out
there is a certain amount of end play or what is called runout...if it's excessive...new bearings and seals are required.....the only way to make sure it's not excessive is to take it to a shop and have them measure the endplay or runnout with a dial indicator....just grabbing it won't tell you much...you need to know the min/max end play you have...
hope this helps...
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