Nipped up the
passenger side
wheel bearings
yet again. The
roads are all
flogged out
by trucks so
the left hand
side takes a real
hammering. It
seems I have to
adjust the bearings
every couple of
months.
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Nipped up the
passenger side
wheel bearings
yet again. The
roads are all
flogged out
by trucks so
the left hand
side takes a real
hammering. It
seems I have to
adjust the bearings
every couple of
months.
Just take the bearings out mate. Then you don't have to keep adjusting them. :driving2:
Buy the GU hub nut upgrade kit for under $100 and you will never have to tighten them again.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
Did an oil change and filters.
Drained coolant
Removed and clean radiator
Flushed heater core
Replaced thermostat
Replaced all belts
Gave the engine a degrease
Attempted to remove 2 sheared bolts
Reinstalled radiator and refilled.
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The bearings will still wearQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
out as the roads are really
crap around here.
Anyway, I bought the socket
when I bought the Old Trol,
so being a fish bum I really
don't want buy another tool
to do the same job. I do
wish I had of known about
the upgrade, though.
Service the Patrol, installed a new catch can, then built an extender for BPV bracket. Just waiting for the new intercooler to replave the old leaky one.
Busy boy.... Where were the sheared bolts?Quote:
Originally Posted by sooty_10
It was the two top rear exhaust manifold studs
Two front ones in the left chassis rail, hold the bash guard in place. They have been sheared by a previous owner. Ive drilled them and tried extractors to no avail. Might just finish drilling out and retap the thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
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Drove it to work.