[royce]

if its diff oil the axel seal isnt sealing naymore, could be the seal has had it, could be the bearing has gone and the axle moves alowing oil past the seal

if tis brake fluid the wheel cylinder is shot

[beerhound]

hmmm ok will have to pull the wheel off at the week-end and have a looksy then I think cheers guys

[beerhound]

Fatzook wrote:

Diff oil? Its the seal behind the wheel bearing. Get onto that quickly, or your rear brakes can catch fire. I speak from experience Seal will be $10-$15. PM Weaves, he will sort it out for you

And where do I find this Weaves

[Feral4]

Hey guys,
Back to what you were talking about earlier, is the 1988.5 the cross over point for N/T to W/T ?
Cheers

[Fatzook]

beerhound wrote:

Fatzook wrote:

Diff oil? Its the seal behind the wheel bearing. Get onto that quickly, or your rear brakes can catch fire. I speak from experience Seal will be $10-$15. PM Weaves, he will sort it out for you

And where do I find this Weaves

http://auszookers.com/index.php?name=Your_Account&profile=377

[beerhound]

Fatzook wrote:

beerhound wrote:

Fatzook wrote:

Diff oil? Its the seal behind the wheel bearing. Get onto that quickly, or your rear brakes can catch fire. I speak from experience Seal will be $10-$15. PM Weaves, he will sort it out for you

And where do I find this Weaves

http://auszookers.com/index.php?name=Your_Account&profile=377

Thank-you kind sir on to it

[weaves]

zooky08 wrote:

The diff tube Seal behind your wheel bearings?

Thats the one, 48.0mm x 62.0mm x 8.0mm. If i didnt like you that would cost all of $8.80

[beerhound]

weaves wrote:

zooky08 wrote:

The diff tube Seal behind your wheel bearings?

Thats the one, 48.0mm x 62.0mm x 8.0mm. If i didnt like you that would cost all of $8.80

your in newcastle oh crap

[weaves]

yeah i sure am.. gods country

is Hemmant anywhere near you, if so call 07 3348 8577, give them that size, i know they have 12 on the shelf.

cheers Weaves

[beerhound]

weaves wrote:

yeah i sure am.. gods country

is Hemmant anywhere near you, if so call 07 3348 8577, give them that size, i know they have 12 on the shelf.

cheers Weaves

not near there but can get there cheers mate

[weaves]

No worries,

if they give you any dramas call me at work on 02 4932 4555 and i'll sort it out.

[weaves]

Feral4 wrote:

Hey guys,
Back to what you were talking about earlier, is the 1988.5 the cross over point for N/T to W/T ?
Cheers

Yeah mate, that is right.

[beerhound]

weaves wrote:

No worries,

if they give you any dramas call me at work on 02 4932 4555 and i'll sort it out.

cheers mate will do

[beerhound]

Ok guys this just becomes never ending lol the joys of owning another zook I suppose, I jumped into the biatch and went to reverse out my drive and no clutch pedal,
So out and under her to find the cable has already been adjusted to as far as can be so a new clutch is in the air, now my question is are the parts mokey's going to give me the right clutch on the said spoken info

[cairns27]

Before ya do the clutch, assure that the cable is in good nick, I've had a couple of instances where the outer cable rusted a bit, allowing inner cable to flex in outer, new cable fixed my problems twice.

If clutch, take old one in, and replace spigot bearing at same time.


bye

[beerhound]

cheers will do

[beerhound]

Ok here is what I found when I went to do the diff tube seals in the Biatch









So being the mechanically minded person I am NOT I would be thinking I need new brake shoes, brake cylinder and bearing kits. Is there anything else other than the 5lt of petrol in a can and a lighter.

[zukmeista]

I wouldn't touch the cylinders unless they were leaking.

[Bruce]

For the price I change the cyls every time I replace rear brakes.

[beerhound]

cheers guys figured it would be easier replacing the lot so are these the rear bearing kits I need ?????????
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2x-Rear-Wheel-Be ... 1c19c85726

[weaves]

Yes thats the NT kit.

6207.2rsr.c3 bearings, 014.MR collars and the seals

[beerhound]

weaves wrote:

Yes thats the NT kit.

6207.2rsr.c3 bearings, 014.MR collars and the seals

Thank-you sir

[beerhound]

does anybody know the part number of the rear shoes please

[beerhound]

A big thanks too weaves for pointing me in the right priced direction again, but my question now is do these bearing kits require pressing off / on ????????????????????????

[Zook_Fan]

you need to cut them off and press the new ones on

[beerhound]

Ok boys are these the rear shoes that the biatch wears seems there could be a different sets

Suzuki Sierra - N1627