vasimone · Mar 18, 2017

Amazing stuff @jamesmartin ! We are towards the finish line - yey!

Q1 what do you mean by stc1130 fit t/box? is this the approximately the same procedure for the hub bearings?
Q2 I read online that the shoes have been superceded by ICW500010 - can you confirm as it differs from the icw100030 you proposed (and you know it all so i trust you more than other websites)

Cheers,

jamesmartin · Mar 18, 2017

stc1130 are the t/box output bearings ,when seal removed you can remove the big circlip refit flange and nut loosely and prise old bearing out, icw100030 do supercede to icw500010

vasimone · Mar 18, 2017

ok, I understand - thanks for clarifying

so the two stc1130 will be changed as I have the t/box opened for the seals - great stuff - with this i shall finally end the leaking so I can shouldn't worry on my next trip to be left w/o oil!

When I am changing all these seals/parts I guess I will have to drain the oil - so I will need to replace the oil before putting Wheely in motion again right? how many liters of oil should I bring with me to the mechanic? and actually what type of oil

Lastly....

.....is not really leaking but more of copious sweating in the front axle - as per picture attached - is there something that can be done here?

vasimone · Apr 9, 2017

Hi guys, I red on the Land Rover Defender Modifying Manual (Amazon product) that the diff housing and transfer case will be leaking if a synthetic oil is used since the seals are not made for it (page 40 and 45)... Do you think this could be a reason for the leaking?

vasimone · May 7, 2017

Hi guys,
follow-up on the question raised a few weeks back

Also I read in some forums that a chocked breather could lead to leaking...what is the way to check if the breather is not working correctly?

vasimone · Oct 21, 2017

Guys, finally I am working on this - as when I did the hub bearings, shall I put grease when replacing the 2 bearings here? thanks!!!!

jamesmartin · Oct 21, 2017

vasimone said:
Hi guys,
follow-up on the question raised a few weeks back
Also I read in some forums that a chocked breather could lead to leaking...what is the way to check if the breather is not working correctly?

try and blow down the pipe

vasimone · Oct 21, 2017

Great, I will do that tomorrow as I am working on this.

I will also replace oil with semi-synthetic

For the bearing then, best to grease them up or it not recommended in these type of bearings?

A great ride in the Eastern part of Ghana awaits me once this work is done! looking forward to it!

jamesmartin · Oct 21, 2017

vasimone said:
Hi guys, I red on the Land Rover Defender Modifying Manual (Amazon product) that the diff housing and transfer case will be leaking if a synthetic oil is used since the seals are not made for it (page 40 and 45)... Do you think this could be a reason for the leaking?

no ,its bollocks

vasimone · Oct 21, 2017

jamesmartin said:
you probably can only get the kit now and not just the flange,stc4403 which will come with seal and a nut so you will only need for rear axle
stc4403
607183
607197

Hey @jamesmartin not sure if i misinterpreted your recommendation but I didn't buy the aeu2515 - I got everything else but the kit (STC4403) doesn't include this oil seal (aeu2515) - shall I then buy this AEU2515 oilseal before proceeding with the job or can I use the old one? thanks a lot!

jamesmartin · Oct 21, 2017

vasimone said:
Hey @jamesmartin not sure if i misinterpreted your recommendation but I didn't buy the aeu2515 - I got everything else but the kit (STC4403) doesn't include this oil seal (aeu2515) - shall I then buy this AEU2515 oilseal before proceeding with the job or can I use the old one? thanks a lot!

it should come with a seal;

vasimone · Oct 21, 2017

yeah it comes with seal see picture attached circled in red but it doesn't look like the AEU (the other picture attached), thanks for clarifying @jamesmartin

jamesmartin · Oct 21, 2017

vasimone said:
yeah it comes with seal see picture attached circled in red but it doesn't look like the AEU (the other picture attached), thanks for clarifying @jamesmartin

its a different kind of mud shield on the flange ,seals is to suit it ,but the last one i did i had to change the shield as it fouled the diff housing, if you like use aeu2515 without the shield

vasimone · Oct 22, 2017

Yes I tried mounting it yesterday but the shield was too tight against the diff housing. Also the nut provided with the kit didn't turn on so I had to use the old one

Hence can you please confirm which is the right part number here that comes without that shield?

Thanks a lot!

jamesmartin · Oct 22, 2017

607185 is original flange used with aeu2515

vasimone · Oct 22, 2017

wow - you are amazing - 14 seconds to respond!! any chance do you know the nut part number as well?

thanks a million!

jamesmartin · Oct 22, 2017

90608545

vasimone · Oct 22, 2017

james, you remember all these parts by memory? with the speed you pick them up there is no other way! thanks too much!

jamesmartin · Oct 22, 2017

vasimone said:
james, you remember all these parts by memory? with the speed you pick them up there is no other way! thanks too much!

not all ,but ive built a lot of salisbury axles, and ive always ordered by part number

jamesmartin · Oct 22, 2017

which reminds me you need a 607183 if using the aeu2515

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