king pin kits
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king pin kits
i have lots of play in my king pins.
need to sort it sooon, whats the best way of going about this?
dunno where to get parts from, can i get a full kit, or can i just change the pin?
cheers, dave
need to sort it sooon, whats the best way of going about this?
dunno where to get parts from, can i get a full kit, or can i just change the pin?
cheers, dave
Re: king pin kits
it's the bearings you need to change and the code is KOYO NTN 4T30302 and you need 4 to do both sides.
I think these are the right ones http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/advanc ... ords=30302
Scott
I think these are the right ones http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/advanc ... ords=30302
Scott
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Re: king pin kits
thanks alot, havnt had a chance to look for them yet.
not sure how to change them?
take off the plates at either end then.....?
dont need a essay just a breif discription
dave
not sure how to change them?
take off the plates at either end then.....?
dont need a essay just a breif discription
dave
Re: king pin kits
hugh42 wrote:I would ask henry (the hoover) as what he doesn't know about sjs you don't need anyway.
Never had to do Kingpin bearings...
Did a hub bearing for my mate tho
Good luck with them!
Re: king pin kits
Thats actually a pretty good price!!!henry-the-hoover wrote:http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-Jimny-SJ-p ... 336155f5f5
It's an easy job to do, wheel off, caliper off, undo the 4 bolts behind the hub to remove the stub axle and hub all in one go, undo all the bolts around the knuckle seal and carefully peel back and move out of the way, undo kingpins on the top and bottom of the knuckles, remove king pins; they can be a bit stubborn but dont be tepted to wedge a screw driver in there to remove them just gently tap them around with a hammer. keep note of how many shims are on each one!!!! remove knuckle, tap out bearing races, clean, tap in new races with a block of wood and hammer ensuring they are correctly seated.
in true haynes fashion assembly is the reverse
oh and this might help
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Re: king pin kits
Another good point of reference... i believe they are extremely similar if not the same.
http://www.bigjimny.com/images/document ... arings.pdf
http://www.bigjimny.com/images/document ... arings.pdf
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Re: king pin kits
cheers for all the help and information people:mrgreen:
hopefully should be doing it this weekend
hopefully should be doing it this weekend
Re: king pin kits
it's lifted from pirate4x4 in the suzuki FAQ thinking about it I should have some 410 and 413 service manuals in pdf format somewhere ill have a lookhugh42 wrote:Scottie, where did this page come from? Looks like part of an old manual.