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Were the bloody hell can i get this from.....

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Were the bloody hell can i get this from.....

Post by suzuki boy »

I need the seal that go's behind the hub!

I have rung The place i'm getting the bearings through, bursons, repco, holden dealership(It's a drover!) ,Suzuki but because it's a holden they cant find it! :?

ANY IDEADS?
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Post by christover1 »

suzuki boy wrote:I need the seal that go's behind the hub!
ANY IDEADS?
do you mean gasket? ie where free wheel hub bolts on?
If so I always use gasket goo, silicone gasket maker etc.
Have sometimes not used anything without issue, bbut I don't recommend that.
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Post by suzuki boy »

Thats what i'm going to have to do!

Wouls suzi works or what ever it called have them?

If so any one got there number?

THANKS!
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Post by christover1 »

I bet they use silicone too.

http://www.suzishop.com/forum/default.asp

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Suzy City 9580 0262

eastland suzuki 9876 0775
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Post by suzuki boy »

thanks for that BUT

I got one any aisian (or what ever!) hub has the same gasket i need so i got it from a toyota dealership! :cool:
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Post by suzuki boy »

Just got back from getting seals!

2 that go between the huband the axel bit, and 2 that are between the hub and the twisty bit.

For $9.80 :cool:

CHRISTOVER that forum is an alright little forum!
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Post by NIK »

Hey bud kinda on topic, I had lotsa trouble getting genuine parts when I had my drover. I would ask for parts for a 86 drover and the dealer would say parts are no longer made so I would say 86 sierra and they would say they needed a chassis number. I would then remind them that its a drover and they would say obsolute!! Very frustrating so find someone with the same year but zook and get there chassis number. No more hassles from smart ass dealers!!
As for bearings and seals go to somewhere like CBC cheaper and easier.
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Post by Bad JuJu »

Gasket paper, scissors and a small ball pein hammer... make your own. :cool: About $10 will get you enough for 5 pairs.
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Post by suzuki boy »

NIK wrote:Hey bud kinda on topic, I had lotsa trouble getting genuine parts when I had my drover. I would ask for parts for a 86 drover and the dealer would say parts are no longer made so I would say 86 sierra and they would say they needed a chassis number. I would then remind them that its a drover and they would say obsolute!! Very frustrating so find someone with the same year but zook and get there chassis number. No more hassles from smart ass dealers!!
As for bearings and seals go to somewhere like CBC cheaper and easier.
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Your exactly on the money!

BUT if any one any does a hub i have distroyed one the hub DOESN'T have to be off a suzuki/drover the guy over the road has a 75 series ute and it's the same as the suzuki hub.

He said all the aisian(how ever you spell it!) hubs are the same wether there nissan, toyota, rocky what ever! :cool:
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Post by Bad JuJu »

The internal spline size and count are different, the outers are all the same.
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Post by suzuki boy »

Bad JuJu wrote:The internal spline size and count are different, the outers are all the same.
Fair enough! I know all the turn bit and all seals are the same but didn't think of that part!
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