couple of issues possibly easy fix?

Nodge68 · May 6, 2016

adam-d said:
dropped prop off, rear bearing is noisy and rough, should this be right? only few months old

Depends on the make of bearing fitted. If you used a cheap make then it's not uncommon for rapid failure.

adam-d · May 7, 2016

gkn bripart supplyed

adam-d · May 12, 2016

ordered bearmach ones, so when mounted back to body, the bearing bracket needs to be square to the body, and both bearings paralell

Nodge68 · May 13, 2016

adam-d said:
ordered bearmach ones, so when mounted back to body, the bearing bracket needs to be square to the body, and both bearings paralell

The VCU needs to be in line with the centre line of the body. The bearings need to be parallel to the VCU drum faces which makes them exactly 90° to the VCU shafts.

adam-d · May 25, 2016

ok, putting new bearings on, how far home am I tapping them, as there is a little recess between where bearing sits and where washer sits
am I guessing right I only tap it on upto the recess

Nodge68 · May 25, 2016

You tap them down to the flange on the shaft. You can't over push them as they hit the flange.
Make sure you only hit the inner race, not the outer race or the rubber seal.

adam-d · May 26, 2016

excellent, sorted those, just gotta pick up front half of shaft as had the x bearing changed, then mount it all back on and line up the bearings right,

ive also seen there seems to be a fill and drain plug on the rear diff, I thought they didn't have one, either way, if so ill be changing diff oil. whats the best for a 150k unit.

Nodge68 · May 26, 2016

Someone might have added a drain to the diff. I have added one before now.
Oil spec is 80w90 mineral oil.

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