Reply to "Rear hub adjustment"

OzGT5 (Guest)

Thanks again Mike.

I just had a good look, fitting a standard ford skinny wheel on so I could move it easy and still get my boof head in there from behind.

Definately in the hub.

Brakes are standard. Seems to be in the outer wheel bearing. IE: most movement is originating from the outer and with the car lifted and standing under the car, if I push outwards on the lower edge of the tyre, it rocks inwards and outwards at the bottom. You can actually see where the axle goes through the rear seal, it's moving there and the universal is moving up and down also.

So I'll pull it down today and see if it's all okay inside. You always wonder when someone has been in there (relatively recently) and changed wheel bearings etc, wether they actually did it right.

Shall keep you posted.

10/11/093:13 PM

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