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    King pin bearings

    Gday all.. Just doing my service on the king pin bearings and well they feel good no movement in them and spin nicely but they look burnt/overheated?
    What do you guys think?

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    yeah they look pretty used mate. If you have some new ones then strip them off bud
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    I would more likely say water ingress and it's surface rust.

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    Yer if say it's not rust as it's not able to move but might be. I don't have new bearings but will now look in to getting some! We are doing cape York for our honey moon this year so got to make sure all is up to scratch!
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    What above said. These bearings don't get hot, but they do cop a lot of abuse, generally in the same positions creating high and low spots.

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    So rust is what you think it is too.. Well bugger me LOL ok will look at ordering new ones :-) Im guessing Ill need a small press to put the new ones on? All good I like buying new tools :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lewy View Post
    So rust is what you think it is too.. Well bugger me LOL ok will look at ordering new ones :-) Im guessing Ill need a small press to put the new ones on? All good I like buying new tools :-)

    Thanks every one!!
    They actually come Off quite easily with a heat gun and some big screwdrivers or pinch bars.
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    Consider a Swivel Hub Rebuild Kit and do the lot mate, your front end will thank you. If the king pin bearings look like that the rest is likely less than average too.

    Search on this forum for a number of very good threads on the How Too of the swivel hub rebuild.
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    The only good thing about an 80 series is..... the front end?? Wrong!!, the Engine?? Wrong!! the Full Time 4WD system?? Wrong!! Its the NissanPatrol.com.au stubby holder fitted over the transfer lever.
    WARNING: Towballs used for recoveries can, and do kill people and damage property.

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    Yep! That's now the plan! Thanks guys your all ever so helpful :-)

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    Hi Lewy,
    I am looking to do the same thing, wondering how you went ?

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