Run a search, hard to find what I want, so sorry for asking again.
The 8mm allen key bolts work their way loose. So want to remove the hubs, clean things up and repack em. I have been told to use engine oil, but it leaks. Not that it is a problem.
Whats the general consensus in doing looking after your hubs?
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Re-packing the hubs
Re-packing the hubs
Heath & Melissa - 93 GQ LWB.
i packed the hubs on the QEE axles under m junk 2day and found that if the grease u use is 2 thick or tacky it wont allow the hubs 2 lock properly coz of the suction it gets wen trying 2 push in onto the lockin mechanism..
in the end i just put in some oil and a smear of cv grease
in the end i just put in some oil and a smear of cv grease
HYPOFAB
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
If you want to do the whole thing, re-pack CV's with Moly Grease but use wheel bearing grease for the small needle roller bearing in end of the stub axle. Dont 'over-pack' the wheel bearings-just enough to cover bearings and a small amount on cups--and just smear a SMALL quantity on the clutch teeth only for the free wheel hub. Too much here can cause the hub to not engage properly.
I dont know if seals in front end are good enough to run oil without leaks. However it has been run successfully in the rear wheel bearings.
Nick
I dont know if seals in front end are good enough to run oil without leaks. However it has been run successfully in the rear wheel bearings.
Nick
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