Spyathe Legacy Donating Member 872 Member For: 12y 9m 14d Gender: Male Posted 05/10/14 09:23 AM Posted 05/10/14 09:23 AM Dropped cradle, replaced diff and bushes put cradle back in, little bits and pieces tomorrow then hopefully test drive 2
genuine honest person Member 2,769 Member For: 12y 6m 15d Gender: Male Location: near brisbane Posted 05/10/14 10:52 AM Posted 05/10/14 10:52 AM there not to bad to fit, found the hardest to get tail shaft off .
Spyathe Legacy Donating Member 872 Member For: 12y 9m 14d Gender: Male Posted 05/10/14 10:57 AM Posted 05/10/14 10:57 AM Really? That was a no brainer, I struggled to get the outer casing for the diff bush off
genuine honest person Member 2,769 Member For: 12y 6m 15d Gender: Male Location: near brisbane Posted 05/10/14 11:36 AM Posted 05/10/14 11:36 AM it was that tight to get off the flange that I just a bought gave up ,it was rusted on . lucky I did not need the tail shaft so I just ended up using a big crowbar and pried it off.
Ralph Wiggum Moar Powar Babeh Legacy Donating Member 19,334 Member For: 20y 10m 20d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 05/10/14 12:55 PM Posted 05/10/14 12:55 PM Pro tip for next time, undo these prop shaft first. If it's tight start the car and pop into drive/ease the clutch out. The shaft will pop and your good to go. 2
gaz097 Legacy Donating Member 1,752 Member For: 15y 22d Posted 05/10/14 10:59 PM Posted 05/10/14 10:59 PM Stripped a tie rod bolt 20 kay's into the Bush in the daily. Borrowed a drill and stole a bolt of the motorbike and came up with this temporary solution. Managed to make the 200 Kay trip home. 1
Spyathe Legacy Donating Member 872 Member For: 12y 9m 14d Gender: Male Posted 05/10/14 11:37 PM Posted 05/10/14 11:37 PM Bush mechanics!Did you roll the car onto the roof for easier access?
Wilko16 Legacy Donating Member 1,672 Member For: 18y 8m 22d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 05/10/14 11:43 PM Posted 05/10/14 11:43 PM That is a permanent fix! Jumper leads and an old spanner work as a welder to [emoji106]
gaz097 Legacy Donating Member 1,752 Member For: 15y 22d Posted 07/10/14 12:13 PM Posted 07/10/14 12:13 PM Yeah have heard that. Didn't fancy my chances though. Has anyone done a rear wheel bearing on a sedan? Is it best to buy just the bearing or buy a new inner hub as well. EBay sell a bearing on its own or a bearing and hub.
k31th less WHY; more WOT Site Developer 30,020 Member For: 18y 4m 2d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 07/10/14 12:20 PM Posted 07/10/14 12:20 PM Unless you have access to a press (I think you need a big motherfarking press) to get the bearing in, you should buy the bearing and hub combo
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