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4-3-10-razborka-i-sborka-stupicy-perednego-kolesa-i-povorotnogo-kulaka.html
4.3.10. Dismantling and assembly of a nave of a forward wheel and rotary fistDismantling
Take out a lock ring.
Using a hydraulic press 1 and the special tool, a vypressuyta the bearing of a wheel (fig. 4.48).
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ATTENTION
At installation of the bearing of a wheel, replace it new.
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Remove an internal ring of 1 bearing of a wheel.
Vypressuyte nave bolts 1 copper hammer or hydraulic press (fig. 4.49).
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ATTENTION
Never take out a bolt if there is no need of replacement.
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Make sure that used a new bolt for replacement.
Assembly
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Fig. 4.50. Installation of the new bearing of a wheel
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Install the new bearing of a wheel 2 so that its consolidation 1 was located, as shown in the figure 4.50 and press it in a rotary fist, using the special tool.
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ATTENTION
At installation of the bearing of a wheel, replace it new.
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Fig. 4.52. Installation of the protection cover
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Install the protection cover so that distances of "a" and "b" were equal, as shown in the figure 4.52.
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ATTENTION
At installation of the protection cover you watch to deforming it.
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Fig. 4.54. Installation of a new bolt of a nave
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Establish a new bolt of a nave 1 in a nave opening. Rotating a nave bolt, focus it so that teeth of a new bolt coincided with the teeth in a nave made the bolt established earlier (fig. 4.54).
Check of a disk, nut and bearing
Check each disk for existence of dents, deformation and cracks.
Replace the damaged disk.
Check an inhaling of nuts of a disk, if necessary, repeatedly tighten their (fig. 4.55).
Moment of an inhaling of a nut of a wheel (a): 85 N · m.
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Fig. 4.56. Measurement of an axial free wheeling of a nave
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Check wear of the bearing of a wheel. At measurement of an axial free wheeling install the indicator of hour type on a nave of a wheel (fig. 4.56).
Extreme value of an axial free wheeling of 0,1 mm.
Rotating a disk check the wheel bearing for noisiness and smoothness of rotation. If the bearing is faulty, replace the bearing (fig. 4.57).
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