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Old 01-29-2011, 06:15 PM   #1
jbclassix
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more hub help!!!

I have a 91 3/4 ton 10 bolt that came factory with auto hubs. I recently upgraded to manual hubs. 2 weeks ago I destroyed my left front wheel bearings. I have replaced the spindle, hub and bearings (including the axleshaft bearing) and the hub. When I put the hub on, I had the same problem when I swapped to manual hubs. I installed the washer and snap ring on the inside of the axle shaft (as shown). I cannot get the hub to set in far enough to get the outer snap ring in the groove! I removed the snap ring, left the washer, and now the hub sits far enough in. I put the snap ring on the outside of the hub (second picture). This is the same way I did it when I switched to manual hubs. I did not have this problem on the right side. Am I doing something wrong?!



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Old 01-29-2011, 07:40 PM   #2
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Re: more hub help!!!

I thought the washer (in the first pic, behind the snap ring) goes between the axleshaft and the hub. I'm still new, but I've torn down 20 Dana/10 bolts this year, and haven't seen the inner snap ring used yet, and none have had a washer between the spindle nuts and the locking hub guts.

Do you have a thrust washer already between the hub and stub shaft, and this is a second one?
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