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Changing rear wheel bearing on a F75 Rocky.
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Changing rear wheel bearing on a F75 Rocky.
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Here is a step by step proceedure for changing a rear wheel bearing on an F series Rocky.
First the symptoms, smell of diff oil, and line of oil inside the rear wheel. With a jack under the axle, up and down and back and forth movement in the axle is evident.
Here is a step by step proceedure for changing a rear wheel bearing on an F series Rocky.
First the symptoms, smell of diff oil, and line of oil inside the rear wheel. With a jack under the axle, up and down and back and forth movement in the axle is evident.
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Strip the brake backing plate of all components, including the wheel cylinder. Clean all components except wheel cylinder in cleaner. Then undo the 4 14mm nuts holding the backing plate to the axle assembly and pull the inner axle out of the housing. Lay the axle on a flat surface and get an angle grinder and grind 2 flat surfaces on either side of the bearing retainer ring. Take care not to grind through and damage the axle. Then split the ring using a hammer and cold chisel.
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Refit all brake components. Remove the vice grips or G clamp, and undo the brake bleeder. Watch fluid level in reseviour as brakes self bleed. Refit brake drum and adjust brakes. Refit wheel, and refill diff with oil.
Note in the pics the self adjusters have been purposely removed.
The parts needed are
Inner axle oil seal 52 x 65 x 9
outer oil seal 50 x 62 x 9
Bearing used is a KOYO DG3580AC4
Retainer ring is FKC 014-R
Hopefully this will be of help to someone who needs to do this job. It should take around 2 hrs to complete.
Note in the pics the self adjusters have been purposely removed.
The parts needed are
Inner axle oil seal 52 x 65 x 9
outer oil seal 50 x 62 x 9
Bearing used is a KOYO DG3580AC4
Retainer ring is FKC 014-R
Hopefully this will be of help to someone who needs to do this job. It should take around 2 hrs to complete.
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