Rear drive shafts renewal

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bustersbus

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Rear drive / half shaft renewal.


This is quite an easy job tae do, so here’s how ah did it.

First Ah slackened the wheel nuts and drive flange nuts….

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then jacked up the bus and removed the wheel….

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took off the dust cap, removed the bolts on the drive flange and pulled the shaft out…..

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Ah had a spare drive flange lyin’ about so didn’t have to remove the circlip on this shaft. ( if yer flange is good with very little play then re use it)

Ah stuck the flange on the new shaft….

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then a new circlip…..
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then the dust cap…..

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Gave the hub a good clean, put a new gasket on and stuck the new shaft back in….

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stuck the bolts back in, stuck the wheel back on and torqued them up….


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Then ah did the same on the other side…

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That’s it, job done ;):D
 
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