discomark10
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I would have thought filling the swivels would have been a good option is the only run on a wiper seal!
Some folk are experimenting with rubbing down chrome swivels and filling them with chemical metal to remove pits then spraying them with a quality acrylic/epoxy paint to smooth them over, with good results.
Regards stub axles, no preference, doesn't seem to be a breakable item.
I have just fitted 4x bearmach so I hope that is true anyway!
Disco 200 rear stub axles are expensive! FRC4320 fits and is cheaper but uses a different lock washer style.
Not sure on price of disco 200 front as have just fitted AEU2522 cv which uses FRC4320 stub axle anyway.
If disco 200 front stubs are cheap then ok to fit 4x fronts all round.
Use RTC3511 inner hub seal, ditch the outer seal, lightly grease your wheel bearings for initial lube and allow your hubs to run in axle/swivel oil
Also do not use one shot swivel grease, use ep90 as originally intended
Use Corteco FTC3401 swivel seals, but must make sure swivel balls are good or oil will leak
This setup works as a complete system, post up if you have queries, getting one part if it wrong could end up in some components without proper lubrication.
Good luck
I would have thought filling the swivels would have been a good option is the only run on a wiper seal!
You have such a gift of making a simple job sound so complicated mate. Haha. Ep90? Really? Would have to be a good seal then wouldn't it. So the front stub axle fits all round. I'll look into prices and see what I can find.
My 200 has the 24 spline axles. Not sure if that makes any difference, just with u saying the 200 stubs are expensive. It's a 94 so it's a bit of a mishmash of 200 and 300 parts. Only thing I've found to be 200 so far is engine and headlights. An it's all as it came off production line. She's a bit of a mungrel but I love her....
Not getting your drift?!
just look for a place that does chrome plating and acid dip.
I've got one chrome and one Teflon on mine....will see what breaks first!
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