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Cast aluminium wheel collar position
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14 Sep 2018 20:14 - 14 Sep 2018 20:15 #790886
by gaybes
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Hey guys.
Just putting this bike back together. The part I’m holding up is part of the wheel setup, but I’m not sure where. If I fit the wheel it doesn’t act as a spacer on the wheel as with one spacer/coupling it works fine and is centre. The only place I can see it fitting is behind the wheel coupling, in between the bearing that is fixed behind the sprocket and the wheel bearing. My only reason by seeing this not working as it could be putting some tension on the inner race or dust seal of the wheel bearing. Or is that the spot it goes?
Thanks guys!
Just putting this bike back together. The part I’m holding up is part of the wheel setup, but I’m not sure where. If I fit the wheel it doesn’t act as a spacer on the wheel as with one spacer/coupling it works fine and is centre. The only place I can see it fitting is behind the wheel coupling, in between the bearing that is fixed behind the sprocket and the wheel bearing. My only reason by seeing this not working as it could be putting some tension on the inner race or dust seal of the wheel bearing. Or is that the spot it goes?
Thanks guys!
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15 Sep 2018 05:03 - 15 Sep 2018 05:21 #790895
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Replied by martin_csr on topic Cast aluminium wheel collar position
From the pic I can't tell what collar that is. It looks kind of like a wheel bearing. weird. I would check out the diagrams at Partzilla to see the proper order & make certain everything is there. The outer races of the bearings spin with the wheel, while the inner races & spacers/collars get locked in place by the axle. So the spacers should fit against the inner races. There are usually 4 spacers/collars: a long one w centering flange between the hub bearings. a fat one between the LH hub & sprocket carrier. and one on each side that fit against the swing arm. Each spacer is kind of distinctive, so it's kind of hard to mess up the order.
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15 Sep 2018 05:48 #790899
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Replied by TexasKZ on topic Cast aluminium wheel collar position
Are you sure that is not an old wheel bearing?
1982 KZ1000 LTD parts donor
1981 KZ1000 LTD awaiting resurrection
2000 ZRX1100 not ridden enough
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15 Sep 2018 20:22 #790960
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All sorted guys! Turns out it’s the spacer that goes between the wheel bearing and the casing on the sprocket side, I just had it back to front! Also to my knowledge there is only one big spacer on the drum side. It looks centred and I there wasn’t another one when I took it apart!
Thanks a lot!!
Thanks a lot!!
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