Vitara Diff in a Jimny (front) Axle?
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Hi martin, yea all seated correctly as far as i'm a where .all torqued up correctly and runs freely,from what your saying,i i mite just double check it all again with a strip down. as i can't see how you can get it wrong.cheers nickmlines wrote: Is the wheel bearing/spindle seated correctly? If the stub comes up against the back of the hub without enough of the shaft end exposed then it sounds as if something is making the hub too fat
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Have you still got the original CVs?
Might be worth measuring the new against the old?...
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Hi Dave, yea I have still got them, so I will check all the Dimensions and let u no. NickJimny-Dave wrote: Hi Nick
Have you still got the original CVs?
Might be worth measuring the new against the old?...
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Hi Dave, i still had no joy with fitting the circlip,i can pull the shaft out enough to hear it knock up against the hub or so called to fit the circlip on.so i haven't over greased it. james (j999pre) is going to send me some more in the post. as mine are not in very good shapes from previous owner which i'm hoping thats the problem. but if still no joy it looks like i will have to have the square washes machined down or thinner circlips. i will keep you posted. Thanks NickJimny-Dave wrote:
Nicks_Jim wrote: Thanks Dave for the photo, i will give it another go at the w/end and check on the amount of grease.
How did you get on Nick?
My driver's-side (square-washer and circlip) slipped in just as easy as the passenger-side...
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Perhaps the later batches like mine have had any initial teething problems sorted out...?
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safari wrote: hi i had the same problem when fitting them .only on 1 side i had to machine down the washer tried it on both sides it is is the cv with problem and also had problems with the stubs witch were thicker than the standard ones so first meature them
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Hi Dave, i still had no joy with fitting the circlip,i can pull the shaft out enough to hear it knock up against the hub or so called to fit the circlip on.so i haven't over greased it. james (j999pre) is going to send me some more in the post. as mine are not in very good shapes from previous owner which i'm hoping thats the problem. but if still no joy it looks like i will have to have the square washes machined down or thinner circlips. i will keep you posted. Thanks NickJimny-Dave wrote:
Nicks_Jim wrote: Thanks Dave for the photo, i will give it another go at the w/end and check on the amount of grease.
How did you get on Nick?
My driver's-side (square-washer and circlip) slipped in just as easy as the passenger-side...
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