bearing retainers
bearing retainers
I stripped my rear axle, and painted it all, and when I started putting it together, I noticed that on one side the bearing retainers were a little bent
is this alright, or do I need to take it all apart and bend the retainer straight?It's not a question of how much you spend on your suzuki, but when your money will run out
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Re: bearing retainers
I would wait for some more opinions but to me it's bent like that because the retainer plate is not sitting flush with the drum backplate. I can't think what could cause this.
However my backplate is the retainer so I may be talking s**t.
Just thinking out loud really
However my backplate is the retainer so I may be talking s**t.
Just thinking out loud really
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Re: bearing retainers
Are the bolts done up tight in that pic? If not try cranking them up tight, might pull it in a bit and then you could just hammer the middle in. To be honest they are pretty flimsy anyway and should still hold the bearing in ok like that. Shame your in NZ Muddyzook sell heavyduty bearing retainers that are a good upgrade.
Re: bearing retainers
Mine were bent all sorts of shapes just hammerd them straight, had no problems
Re: bearing retainers
I undid bolts in tha picture, as soon as I saw they were as crooked as that. I will just tighten them up, and hammer them sort of straight, and she'll be fine
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