you forgot the collar for the hub oil seal!pdf Land Rover Manuals | Landroverweb.com explains all. It's quite a nice job for a newbie, allow the best part of a day for it. You'll need a bottom bearing and O ring, a top bush and some shims, a stub axle gasket and a drive flange gasket. Might as well replace the swivel seal while you're there and the swivel itself if it's pitted. Oh, and the wheel bearings and seal too if they look a bit dodgy. The only specialist tool you need is a hub nut spanner but you can cheat by using a chisel on the corner of the nuts. And try not to have to remove the brake slave cylinder pipe so you don't have to bleed the brakes after - use a strong elastic band or a bit of string to retain the pistons.
piccies?well i changed the swivel bearing and railko bush today, did the wheel bearing while i was there, quite a rewarding job, took a few hours but had a fair few cups of tea too!!
to be honest it wasn't badly worn at all, and my wheel still leans out at the top,
oh well, para's to fit tomorrow!! looking forward to that!!
the bit with at the end!pics of the process or of my leaning wheel??!
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