IDS Bearing failure
#91
04-13-2008 | 08:06 PM
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RE: IDS Bearing failure
i dont know what name id call it by but when you've reinstalled it the associated parts that go up against will hold it in place with no play . its more a sleeve than anything and should have no movement once installed. AGAIN thats my belief. ive seen this kinda movement on axle bearing /hub bearing assemblies ive worked on and all went away once everything was tightened down.
#92
04-13-2008 | 08:08 PM
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RE: IDS Bearing failure
ORIGINAL: relli
i dont know what name id call it by but when you've reinstalled it the associated parts that go up against will hold it in place with no play . its more a sleeve than anything and should have no movement once installed. AGAIN thats my belief. ive seen this kinda movement on axle bearing /hub bearing assemblies ive worked on and all went away once everything was tightened down.
i dont know what name id call it by but when you've reinstalled it the associated parts that go up against will hold it in place with no play . its more a sleeve than anything and should have no movement once installed. AGAIN thats my belief. ive seen this kinda movement on axle bearing /hub bearing assemblies ive worked on and all went away once everything was tightened down.
#93
04-13-2008 | 08:33 PM
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RE: IDS Bearing failure
[blockquote]quote:
ORIGINAL: relli
i dont know what name id call it by but when you've reinstalled it the associated parts that go up against will hold it in place with no play . its more a sleeve than anything and should have no movement once installed. AGAIN thats my belief. ive seen this kinda movement on axle bearing /hub bearing assemblies ive worked on and all went away once everything was tightened down.
[/blockquote]
Yes this statement is true, when its all assembled there will be no play.....I am just a little spooked from the talk of bearing failure and wanted to make sure I did not have a grenade on my hands.
ORIGINAL: relli
i dont know what name id call it by but when you've reinstalled it the associated parts that go up against will hold it in place with no play . its more a sleeve than anything and should have no movement once installed. AGAIN thats my belief. ive seen this kinda movement on axle bearing /hub bearing assemblies ive worked on and all went away once everything was tightened down.
[/blockquote]
Yes this statement is true, when its all assembled there will be no play.....I am just a little spooked from the talk of bearing failure and wanted to make sure I did not have a grenade on my hands.
#94
04-14-2008 | 10:49 PM
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RE: IDS Bearing failure
First it is a damn bandaid to a problem HD refuses to correct properly.
Second it is a proprietary unit. This guarantees money for HD as you can only
buy it from them!!!
If you remove it and have subsequent tranny noises ...etc.
Buy a different brand six speed and actually correct the condition.
If it is 08 and under warranty let HD fix it.
Second it is a proprietary unit. This guarantees money for HD as you can only
buy it from them!!!
If you remove it and have subsequent tranny noises ...etc.
Buy a different brand six speed and actually correct the condition.
If it is 08 and under warranty let HD fix it.
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