Kwakerman
Well-Known Member
As long as it still has the original axle / hubs fitted they should be RTC3429, bearings changed with the TD5 (1998+). Only use Timken bearings unless you want to become good at changing bearings regularly. Don't forget to order new grease seal and also locking washer.
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
TD5's use the same bearings RTC3429 which are the same as STC4382.
TD5's have a spacer between them rather than taking the play out by feel. A TD5 can have the spacer removed and the lock nuts/tabs changing to enable them to run as per older models. If you buy a wheel bearing out it usually comes with the parts for either type of setup. The only thing you don't get in the kit is a replacement spacer.
TD5's have a spacer between them rather than taking the play out by feel. A TD5 can have the spacer removed and the lock nuts/tabs changing to enable them to run as per older models. If you buy a wheel bearing out it usually comes with the parts for either type of setup. The only thing you don't get in the kit is a replacement spacer.
my ball joint housing didn't have any oil in so wasn't sure if that could be the noise I'm hearing and my wheel bearing being okay :/
