Re: [HSS] Re: Rear Axle Seal?
Brett Rossiter wrote:
Further to this, the machining is for the outside seal. i have found>
> Hudson29@a... wrote:
> What keeps grease/oil from leaking out of the rear axle and the
> brakes? If I am going to do the brakes, should I install new seals as
> precaution?
>
> Paul O'Neil, Hudson29@a...
>
> Originally, a felt seal on the inner edge of the rear bearing cap.
> Yes, I think you should install new (modern) seals - the present ones
> are no doubt had it. To do this though, you will however have to
> remove (unscrew) the caps and have them machined to take a modern
> seal.
>
> Brett
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that if you fit new seals on the inner this prevents any oil coming out
through the bearing, and the original felt seal is usually adequate, but
it's probably a good idea to fit a modern one if you are going to this
amount of dismantling.
Geoff.
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