Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 10:12 pm
wow thanks ruff, i'm on em!!!
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Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 3:40 pm
Let us know how you get on mate. I know my swivel hubs are leaking as well and am curious how to fix them. I've pulled apart and replaced the c.v and axle but didn't pull hte swivel hub off. Whats invovled in it guys?
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 10:41 pm
Hey guys you might want to concider fitting a new set of Haultech Heavy Duty CVs while you are replacing those Seals 
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 10:58 pm
you pimp ruffRUFF wrote:Hey guys you might want to concider fitting a new set of Haultech Heavy Duty CVs while you are replacing those Seals
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 11:26 pm
do they stand up to it 
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 12:18 am
that was after he did his drive flange wasn't it
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 7:46 am
sponser me with free ones and i'll do the testing for the 70 series trucksRUFF wrote:Hey guys you might want to concider fitting a new set of Haultech Heavy Duty CVs while you are replacing those Seals
Re: swivel hub seals
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 8:39 am
speedisleeves will fix this, approx $30/side. they are a bit awkward to fit to the axle but it sure beats buying new axles.4sh wrote:Greg,fish_man wrote:well my left one has shat its self, and when the bundy's sitting there for a couple of days i will find a dribble of oil on my tyre.
How hard is it to replace them myslef??
as i have never done one before.
Or should i bite the bullet and fork out a couple of hundred to get it down at a mechanics???
thanks, greg
I have an HJ61 Land cruiser with hubs I can't stop leaking because there is a wear mark on the axle itself. When I put the new seal in I had to take a small amount of the spring out of the seal so it would have a tighter seal around the axle. This worked for a couple of months but because of the seal wear on the axle it was bound to start leaking again, I have to replace the axles to stop it leaking for another 10 years My point is make a good inspection of your axles before replacing them into the diff, if they have wear marks a new seal wont fix it.
Re: swivel hub seals
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 9:24 am
dumbdunce,dumbdunce wrote:speedisleeves will fix this, approx $30/side. they are a bit awkward to fit to the axle but it sure beats buying new axles.4sh wrote:Greg,fish_man wrote:well my left one has shat its self, and when the bundy's sitting there for a couple of days i will find a dribble of oil on my tyre.
How hard is it to replace them myslef??
as i have never done one before.
Or should i bite the bullet and fork out a couple of hundred to get it down at a mechanics???
thanks, greg
I have an HJ61 Land cruiser with hubs I can't stop leaking because there is a wear mark on the axle itself. When I put the new seal in I had to take a small amount of the spring out of the seal so it would have a tighter seal around the axle. This worked for a couple of months but because of the seal wear on the axle it was bound to start leaking again, I have to replace the axles to stop it leaking for another 10 years My point is make a good inspection of your axles before replacing them into the diff, if they have wear marks a new seal wont fix it.
I have a mate who is a diff and gearbox specialist mechanic and he said you can't get speedy sleeves for the 60 series. However if you know where I can get them from, I would be most appreciative
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 9:29 am
bad_religion_au wrote:that was after he did his drive flange wasn't it
Yeah..... That was only in 3 wheel drive
Hey Scotto how many other pics do you have from that event? And have you got a High Res of that pic? Email what ever you have if you could Please. In High Res if Possible?
Re: swivel hub seals
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 10:28 am
I'm pretty sure I've done it before but not for a few years - speedisleeves are manufactured in a wide variety of sizes to suit many applications, it's unlikely there isn't one to suit. the only hard part is getting it on there unless you have a long piece of pipe the right diameter.4sh wrote:dumbdunce,dumbdunce wrote:speedisleeves will fix this, approx $30/side. they are a bit awkward to fit to the axle but it sure beats buying new axles.4sh wrote:Greg,fish_man wrote:well my left one has shat its self, and when the bundy's sitting there for a couple of days i will find a dribble of oil on my tyre.
How hard is it to replace them myslef??
as i have never done one before.
Or should i bite the bullet and fork out a couple of hundred to get it down at a mechanics???
thanks, greg
I have an HJ61 Land cruiser with hubs I can't stop leaking because there is a wear mark on the axle itself. When I put the new seal in I had to take a small amount of the spring out of the seal so it would have a tighter seal around the axle. This worked for a couple of months but because of the seal wear on the axle it was bound to start leaking again, I have to replace the axles to stop it leaking for another 10 years My point is make a good inspection of your axles before replacing them into the diff, if they have wear marks a new seal wont fix it.
I have a mate who is a diff and gearbox specialist mechanic and he said you can't get speedy sleeves for the 60 series. However if you know where I can get them from, I would be most appreciative
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 5:36 pm
spoke to another mate that used to work for 4wd connections, hes gunna do it for me for 500bucks max
no chance on those free cv's ruff??? 
no chance on those free cv's ruff???
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 5:46 pm
that's still pretty steep dude. parts $150 labour $250 is about all you should pay from a shop to do it.fish_man wrote:spoke to another mate that used to work for 4wd connections, hes gunna do it for me for 500bucks max
no chance on those free cv's ruff???
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 5:49 pm
mmm, i have been told that shops charge between 7-800 for the job drive in drive out. i'll give a couple of joints a ring tommorrow and compare.
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 9:17 am
ask them if they are familiar with the job, and how long do they think it will take. anything more than 4 hours is wrong - as ruff has suggested it should only take about an hour a side, and you know what the kit is worth.fish_man wrote:mmm, i have been told that shops charge between 7-800 for the job drive in drive out. i'll give a couple of joints a ring tommorrow and compare.
Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 11:34 am
i think this maybe a common problem with bundy's everyone i've seen has had the sam problem including mine, i bought a kit of ebay for $100 delivered to my door, getting a mate to do it for $100 both sides, do axle seals normally come in the kits???
Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 12:54 pm
shit i must be doing things wrong here ive never charged a mate or anyone to help em fix thier shit, all i expect is my fat ass to be fed and some can's
Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 7:36 pm
it's common to tall toyota 4WDs especially pre 1990 when they changed to a bigger seal. bundys might suffer more since they are oveerweight for the flimsy hilux front axle.Rock Wallaby wrote:i think this maybe a common problem with bundy's everyone i've seen has had the sam problem including mine, i bought a kit of ebay for $100 delivered to my door, getting a mate to do it for $100 both sides, do axle seals normally come in the kits???
Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 8:46 pm
Hi all. Ah, what a great site. I just found it and already its helping me out. I've got the same problem with my BJ. I got a quote the other day to get them done for $800. I'm starting to think that i might give it a go myself.
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 7:04 pm
instead of starting a new topic, i thought i'd just use this one for a similar querie..
i got an '85 4Runner, and the swivel hubs are leaking grease and shit, and i can't find any 4Runner specific kits on ebay, but can i use these hilux ones? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/TOYOTA-LANDCRUIS ... dZViewItem
i got an '85 4Runner, and the swivel hubs are leaking grease and shit, and i can't find any 4Runner specific kits on ebay, but can i use these hilux ones? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/TOYOTA-LANDCRUIS ... dZViewItem
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 7:16 pm
is it a solid axles of ifs front end, if its solid front then yes the hilux kit is fine
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 9:19 pm
yeah it is solid front axle. May have to put in a bid then! thanks!
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 12:30 am
big bundy wrote:mmm, i have been told that shops charge between 7-800 for the job drive in drive out. i'll give a couple of joints a ring tommorrow and compare.
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 12:33 am
big bundy wrote:mmm, i have been told that shops charge between 7-800 for the job drive in drive out. i'll give a couple of joints a ring tommorrow and compare.