Guys, I've never fitted a rear wheel bearing before so I've bought a new set of dics and bearings. Can you have a look at these pics and let me know if I've been supplied the right bits?
PICS HERE
Firstly the bearing has a rubber lip on it, which way is this fitted? do you have the lip facing up or pressed into the disc?
Secondly, the bearing drops into the disc easily and looks as though it only needs pressing in about 10 mm? Is this correct?
Anyone got any ideas?
last set i did my bearing were in two parts, and also needed pushing but the full lengh of the bearing
Rear Of Disc
Lip On bearing Seal
Bearing and disc
Bearing dropped into disc, slack fit.
Its ok, me being dumb, sorted it
Don't forget the bearing is held in place with a c-clip!
aye, weird thing is I got 2 circlips with each bearing!! No idea why!
First post!
i think the rear bearings ar the same as the front ones . the front have 2x circlips . hope this helpsOriginally Posted by Ashy
You put the bearing in the wrong side
? come againYou put the bearing in the wrong side
he means in your picture ashy, the bearing lives toward the rear of the disc between the 2 circlip grooves (I think, from memory!)
In this pic?
He would be wrong tho!So should make sure he know what he's talking about before posting
looks right to me, just needs a bit ofIn this pic?
He would be wrong tho!
yeah, I think it just gave the impression you thought that's were the bearing would stay.
Aye but only if he read the 4th post down!Again another case of my invisible posts!
I knew what you ment
Jeez chill out dude I was only having a laugh, the way it is being shown is wrong, sorry I will never say **** all again
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