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#46
General Discussion / Re: spring bushes
November 30, 2010, 07:25:29 AM

Ha your right Wetsuits are made from neoprene.  Urethane should be ok or stay original???
#47
General Discussion / spring bushes
November 29, 2010, 08:53:43 AM
Hi  has anyone used neoprene bushes in the front and rear springs, I'm thinking  of removing  the brass ones putting in neoprene and use the original pins "no need to grease" any thoughts?
#48

Hi i just replaced both inner and outer seals and the pinnion seal on the diff got them from Then and Now Automotive about $180 includding post to Aussie and bought the bearing hear timkin $40 each,  be careful not to damage the shims when removing the inner bearing shell i used a 3 leg puller and had no problems oh and i used a speedy sleeve on the axel for the inner oil seal had a bit of wear on the axel good idea to use them with new style seals   Glenn
#49

Hey you might be right Rusty,
Just pulled out the right side axel it had been snapped and rewelded a bit dodgy and still covered in weld spatter,you think they would have cleaned that off before refitting the axel, fingers crossed it hasn"t done any damage to the diff bearings.
Still carn"t budge the left rear hub need to get that off so i can drop the diff out.
I'll post a couple of pics when its out.
Glenn
Oh 38c today and forcast for 40 for Friday thats just over 100 in your language, wish i had air conditioning!!!
#50

Pinion seal and inner and outer axil seals are on there way, Time to remove the diff and the axils are there any retaining clips or pins that need to be removed first? or do the axils just pull out any info would good. Then of to the powder coater.
Is there a shop manuel or any info for 28/29 ply would be really handy

35c tomorrow going to be a long hot summer

Cheers
Glenn
#51
General Discussion / Re: king pins
November 11, 2010, 04:44:01 AM

Hi Chet
Many thanks i got a kingpin kit $159 and $41 postage, Now to rebuild the front end finger crossed.
cheers Glenn
#52
 Well just had a big day diff housing out degreased and looking prety good, so i thought i would remove the the wheels and check the brakes one wheel came off no problems the other wheel won't budge :( any secrets??? i think i need to some how put a puller on it????
any info on axle seals would be good to.  Glenn :)
#53
Hi Rich

You have motivated me!!! Did you powder coat the diff housing and brake drums?? The finish looks great.

I'm just not sure if i want pull the diff out and whats involved but i have to rebuild the brakes.

Cheers
Glenn
#54
General Discussion / Re: king pins
November 04, 2010, 09:17:19 AM

Hi Chet

Thanks for finding them i will get on the phone in the morning just gotta work out the time difference.

Once again thanks

Cheers
Glenn
#55
General Discussion / king pins
November 03, 2010, 09:50:03 AM
Hi all can any one tell me where i can get a king pin set for my 29 ply u  roadster any help would be appreciated cheers Glenn