Installing Rear Wheel Bearing Housing (Wheel Carrier)
Installation is in reverse order.
WARNING:
Wheel bearing housing raised incorrectly
- Risk of squashing
- Risk of damage to components
→ Wear personal protective gear.
→ Do not raise the wheel suspension higher than the normal vehicle position (vehicle resting on wheels).
WARNING:
Wheel bearing housing raised incorrectly
- Risk of squashing
- Risk of damage to components
→ Wear personal protective gear.
→ Do not raise the wheel suspension higher than the normal vehicle position (vehicle resting on wheels).
Information
- All screws and bolts on the axle must be tightened in vehicle position. Vehicle position means: vehicle standing on its wheels, or the wheel suspension is raised using a universal vehicle lift. Dimension -X- , from lower edge of wing to middle of axle in mm corresponds to vehicle position.
- Use an intermediate layer (hard rubber). Do not damage the brake cover plate.
- Screws are Geomet-coated and must not be greased.
- Grease the toothing of the drive shaft slightly with aluminium paste Optimoly TA.
- Grease axle nut with a little Optimoly TA only at mounting-face ring.
- Drive shafts must not be left hanging from the joint stop. Support wheel carriers.
- Use new screws and lock nuts.
- Make sure the bevel pinions from the ball joints are clean. Clean with a lint-free cloth if necessary. Do not use cleaning agent.
- Observe correct tightening torques.
- Insert the drive shaft into the wheel hub. If the shaft cannot be pushed right in, use → see Fig 3assembly fixture T10206 to pull the drive shaft in. Screw on the axle nuts in order to prevent the shaft from slipping out.
- Insert the wheel bearing housing (second worker required).
- Fit the control arms, the spring strut and the brake calliper.
- Fit the drive shaft on the halfshaft flange.
- Fit the Quickfit. Make sure that the circlip is sealed and seated well and that the end of the cable locks with an audible click.
- Plug in the plug connections. Ensure correct routing.