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Wheel bearing seizure is primarily caused by a lack of lubrication, which can result from insufficient grease or oil, contamination, or prolonged exposure to moisture. Overheating due to excessive friction, often from worn components or incorrect installation, can also lead to bearing failure. Additionally, external factors like road debris or impact damage can compromise the integrity of the bearing, contributing to seizure. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of worn bearings are essential to prevent this issue.

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