Disco 1 swivel pin

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Anaconda

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• Friday at 10:13

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My son has a Disco 1 front axle with the short stubby drive shaft inside the hub cover/flange.
Does anyone have a link to the correct top swivel pin and shims.
Many thanks.

 

D1Nut

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• Friday at 10:48

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Not a link but from my D1 workshop manual - Never had to use this section before

 

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• Friday at 13:18

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Thank you, it's slightly different to the example in the pdf, but I should think the top swivel pin is the same.
This maybe unless anyone knows any different.

Upper swivel pin - 571756

571756 Upper swivel pin

www.paddockspares.com

 

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• Friday at 17:54

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Anaconda said:

Thank you, it's slightly different to the example in the pdf, but I should think the top swivel pin is the same.
This maybe unless anyone knows any different.

Upper swivel pin - 571756

571756 Upper swivel pin

www.paddockspares.com

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U have the correct part number.
The shims depending on their thickness, are 751743 or 44 or 45 or 46.

 

KiwiTDI

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• Yesterday at 06:57

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I cant remember if its the top or bottom swivel bearing but one (i think the top) is different because the ABS sensor goes through it, obvnot a factor unless you have ABS

 

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• Yesterday at 12:31

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KiwiTDI said:

I cant remember if its the top or bottom swivel bearing but one (i think the top) is different because the ABS sensor goes through it, obvnot a factor unless you have ABS

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The ABS was fitted/option for the 300 series D, so as the OP has done his research and given a part number confirmed in the attached link we can assume that their post relates to the 200 series.