Paul.G

Paul.G

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I have bought new discs, pads and fitting kit, will I be able to change them without damaging the wheel bearings and seals as they where only changed a few months ago?
 
You dont say which vehicle, but the simple answer yes you will be able to fit them with out any damage to your hubs,
That is of course if the last person didn t weld them on LOL
 
Without damage yes. Without disturbing no. As the whole hub has to come off in order to change the disc.
 
Paul.G said:
I have bought new discs, pads and fitting kit, will I be able to change them without damaging the wheel bearings and seals as they where only changed a few months ago?
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With care, yes. keep everything clean, and it'd be worth watching one of the land rover toolbox type videos on you tube...:)
 
If you are careful with removal and refitting there shouldn't be a problem with the reusing the bearings and seals. the bearings should be fine regardless but it is easy to damage the seal.
 
Sorry it is on a 2000 Defender 110 TD5, I have been looking for a full video on Land Rover Toolbox, his how tool's are usually very informative but the one I saw never showed from the start, do I remove the drive flange then remove the hub nut?
 
So after another search I came up with this informative how to, hope it is ok to share it, the problem I had was I was unsure how to remove the hub, now I know, thanks for all your reply's guys
 

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