Whether to "Do" the back axle
Posted: Mon May 16, 2016 1:44 pm
I'm doing a rebuild on the rear hubs and brakes, all in hand, parts ordered crossed threads cleaned up etc.
The back axle is not too bad, it has a bit of an oil leak from the pinion and around the joint, slightly noisy although that might be a worn wheel bearing I found. At some point I'd like to replace the spring bushes with poly bushes, but they're not noticeably worn from the outside. The dampers are mucky but still seem to work fine
What do you think? "Whilst I'm at it" I might as well do the job, or leave it well alone as it's not giving any serious trouble?
The back axle is not too bad, it has a bit of an oil leak from the pinion and around the joint, slightly noisy although that might be a worn wheel bearing I found. At some point I'd like to replace the spring bushes with poly bushes, but they're not noticeably worn from the outside. The dampers are mucky but still seem to work fine
What do you think? "Whilst I'm at it" I might as well do the job, or leave it well alone as it's not giving any serious trouble?