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hy can anyone help me find to rent ,hire ,loan or buy the tool that aligns the front hub on a p38 thanks
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tomcat59alan
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welcome,what job are you doing? as @marjon said
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hy i changed the ball joints and since then the driveshaft oil seals leak tryed new ones tryed every method i can find on youtube and still they leak oil
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You could try undoing the hub a touch while leaving the cv joint bolted into place and slide the hub and cv assembly out a little so the disk on the shaft allows you to just see behind it and check the shafts height in relation to the seal.
The coller under the bottom ball joint nut raises and lowers the hub carrier.
The lower ball joint has to be loosened and the taper popped to be adjusted.
As a rule you leave the collar as found from the factory. Most seals will leak from age.
The coller under the bottom ball joint nut raises and lowers the hub carrier.
The lower ball joint has to be loosened and the taper popped to be adjusted.
As a rule you leave the collar as found from the factory. Most seals will leak from age.
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Look on utube and make your own tool
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+1 there was one posted that used a wheel bearing and a length of plastic pipe.
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Oh I remember wammers had a post where he machined a tool for the job mines probably not exactly to his specs but then again I couldn’t build planes I wish I could have had some of his knowledge at least that way I wouldn’t have to centre that joint again hopefully all be good when the wheels are back on and running
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What you want to look at is graham edwards swivel hub alignment tool on u tube
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Try telling the dog that the balls bigger than he is
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No just eat it
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watched it but need some measurements i e size of tube diameter and size of bearing inside and outside diameter
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Just buy a wheel bearing and measure the diameters.
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was thinking of making the tool up before i strip it down again to avoid having to run about finding tubes and wheel bearings while its in bits thats all
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You can buy the tool it’s about £1000 now the 1st video is on u tube in the column down the side of the video that plays 1.1/2 inch tube 65mm bearing and race job done
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