Rear hub oil seal
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Rear hub oil seal
Hi folks
I need to replace the rear hub oil seal on the nearside. Just one question at present: Do I need to remove the brake cylinder for this operation?
Thanks
Dom
I need to replace the rear hub oil seal on the nearside. Just one question at present: Do I need to remove the brake cylinder for this operation?
Thanks
Dom
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most people do just use a chisel.... but a socket would be best.
The wheel cylinder makes a nice levering point to help remove the hub.
The wheel cylinder makes a nice levering point to help remove the hub.
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Sept 2010 - finally gave up breaking down in a SII Landy...
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2013... managed to seize my 1275 just by driving it round the block

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The correct size is 1 1/8" Whitworth, but both 1 7/8" AF and 48mm will do the job.


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Hi folks
Just found this company
http://www.baconsdozen.co.uk/
who are supplying a heavy duty 1 1/8" Whit box spanner for the hub nuts - grand price of £6.50 delivered! Very prompt reply to emails - spanner posted on day of order, will report back when it arrives!
Dom
Just found this company
http://www.baconsdozen.co.uk/
who are supplying a heavy duty 1 1/8" Whit box spanner for the hub nuts - grand price of £6.50 delivered! Very prompt reply to emails - spanner posted on day of order, will report back when it arrives!
Dom
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