Checking Lateral Runout (Brake Disc/Wheel Hub)
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- Check brake disc lateral runout.
- 1.1
Remove wheel.
> Refer to WM, 440519 REMOVING AND FITTING WHEEL
- 1.2
> 9510/1 - Adapter plate
must be tightened to > Tightening torque 160 Nm (118 ftlb.)
> Adapter plate on wheel hub (shown as an example)
Adapter plate on wheel hub (shown as an example)
- 1.3 > VAS 6079/1 - Dial gauge holder for brake discs
must be fitted at a suitable position on the wheel bearing housing. > Dial gauge on brake disc (shown as an example)
Dial gauge on brake disc (shown as an example)
- 1.4 Fit the dial gauge with some preload and measure the lateral runout at the greatest external diameter of the brake disc.
- 1.5 If the lateral runout of the fitted brake disc is greater than > Measured value 0.06 mm , check wheel hub lateral runout. see below
- 1.1
Remove wheel.
- Check wheel hub lateral runout.
Dial gauge on wheel hub (shown as an example)
- 2.1
Remove front brake disc.
> 465019 REMOVING AND INSTALLING FRONT BRAKE DISC
Information
The front face of the wheel hub must not be corroded and must be cleaned if necessary using a polishing cloth.
- 2.2
> VAS 6079/1 - Dial gauge holder for brake discs
must be fitted at a suitable position on the wheel bearing housing.
> Dial gauge on wheel hub (shown as an example)
- 2.3 Fit dial gauge with slight preload and measure both the external and internal diameter of the front face of the wheel hub.
- 2.4 If the lateral runout of the fitted brake disc is greater than > Measured value 0.03 mm , replace the wheel hub. Otherwise, replace the front brake disc.
- 2.1
Remove front brake disc.