99 Bilster Rear Axle And Bearing
Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 5:00 pm
Hi Guys,
I am busy replacing the rear bearing and is stuck with a problem of removing the Bearing Case .
I see on a manual downloaded from the documents section that it is mentioned to cut the case with a grinder. Is there perhaps another way of getting it off? I see there is also mention of shims between casing and retainer( circlip ) marked B in photo. A is the bearing case and C is the retainer. On mine there is no shim and it is the left hand side as mentioned in manual downloaded. Must a shim be installed once a new bearing is installed?
In the next picture is just to show how I tried to remove Bearing Case with hammer and chisel as described in Heyns Manual but no success.
The third photo is to show the seal(the only one ) and no other seal as described in either manuals just an O Ring here.
Is this sufficient sealing against water and dirt or is there another seal at bottom of bearing?
Anny suggestions on how to get the Bearing Case of?
Your technical expertise will be highly appreciated.
Kind Regards
I am busy replacing the rear bearing and is stuck with a problem of removing the Bearing Case .
I see on a manual downloaded from the documents section that it is mentioned to cut the case with a grinder. Is there perhaps another way of getting it off? I see there is also mention of shims between casing and retainer( circlip ) marked B in photo. A is the bearing case and C is the retainer. On mine there is no shim and it is the left hand side as mentioned in manual downloaded. Must a shim be installed once a new bearing is installed?
In the next picture is just to show how I tried to remove Bearing Case with hammer and chisel as described in Heyns Manual but no success.
The third photo is to show the seal(the only one ) and no other seal as described in either manuals just an O Ring here.
Is this sufficient sealing against water and dirt or is there another seal at bottom of bearing?
Anny suggestions on how to get the Bearing Case of?
Your technical expertise will be highly appreciated.
Kind Regards