timsrs

I’m rebuilding the rear hubs and mate the two splines on inner and outer hub
The splines go about half way down and it gets very tight
Almost like it’s tapered
Is this normal it don’t seem right
Pic of hub I’m on about
Thanks

2Litre

Hi , as Marc has already stated ,I don't believe they are tapered. I know that mine also needed a a gentle tap to separate along with a binding halfway down there mating travel.


Best.

Tim.

timsrs

How did you get them back on
Did the binding you had actually stop them from sliding fully home
It looks like they will need a lot of force

Caddyshack

Can you check the splines are fully clean on the drive shaft and the hub with a small wire brush then copper lube

timsrs

Hi mate
Yep there spotless
I’m sure they will go fully home but with slot of force
They were difficult to get off tbh
Had to hit with s copper mallet to shift
It’s the same both sides

Turbosystems

iTrader: (5)

Warm the hub and stick the shaft in the freezer

Caddyshack

Could you stick the hub in the oven at 240 for 30 mins...would that do it?

Turbosystems

iTrader: (5)

240 what F or C ? 240f would be fine, make sure you baste it every 5 mins and add some ground black pepper to taste and some potatoes

Make sure your wife is not in, better still use your neighbour's oven. You could simply just sit it in a pan of boiling water

Caddyshack

Until Golden Brown?

I did put my 944 Bell housing in the dishwasher and she spotted that!

Turbosystems

iTrader: (5)

Remind me never to pop round for dinner nothing worse than a host who puts his bell in the dishwasher

Mind you it does depend if your dishwasher is a hotpoint or a Heather

timsrs

Yeah thought about that

But it will damage the oil / grease seal
But could put the outer in the freezer ����

Turbosystems

iTrader: (5)

100c won't damage anything except your skin

timsrs

Took to work and put a copper wire wheel on them
Didn’t look any different but slid on 10mm further
So getting there