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| 110 Iain Member Since: 11 Nov 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 82   
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OK so got replacement swivel top pin collapsed new bearings and cv joint as totally shot all was going well till
I got re fitting shaft and cv pushed in through swivel but struggled to get it to locate right in so pulled to try again and cv came away I now have shaft stuck part way not sure how to get out what a plonker any ideas anybody Endeavour To Persevere |
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13th May 2020 9:04pm |
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| GREENI Member Since: 22 Aug 2010 Location: staffs Posts: 10358
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Is it worth pushing the cv back on again, give it a good clout?
It may relocate so you can try again? |
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13th May 2020 9:38pm |
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| 110 Iain Member Since: 11 Nov 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 82
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Shaft is inside swivel housing may break circlip if I just bang on also worried about forcing at dff end so annoyed at myself
Will take swivel back of see if I can get grip off shaft it slid out no bother it just doesn't seem to want to go back smoothly Endeavour To Persevere |
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13th May 2020 10:05pm |
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| 110 Iain Member Since: 11 Nov 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 82
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Not sure it will pul out by hand splines on shaft looked fine it went in to about an inch of being fully in and stuck and won't budge. By hand
Don't know about magnet thing my first defender keen to get back on road Endeavour To Persevere |
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13th May 2020 10:39pm |
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| 110 Iain Member Since: 11 Nov 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 82
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Thanks for reply got it out after taking swivel of got better grip got it back together now to do bearings it's a single nut set up
Want to change to two nut set up do spacers get ditched? Endeavour To Persevere |
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14th May 2020 12:02pm |
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| blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 16857 
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Yes, remove and discard the spacer between the bearings and discard the stake nut. Instead use two flat nuts with the correct tab washer between them.
When reassembling with the two nut system you do not (of course) tighten the nuts stupid tight as you do with the spacer. Tighten the first just enough to eliminate end float on the bearings, then lock with the out nut and check how freely the hub spins. You will often find that the second nut pinches up the bearings due to slop on the threads, in which case release both nuts and try again with the inner nut slightly slacker. The aim is to get the hub to spin freely with zero end float when the lock nut is tight. When it is correct, bend the tab washer over one flat of the lock nut. |
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14th May 2020 1:14pm |
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| lakelander Member Since: 07 Jan 2017 Location: Cumbria Posts: 100 
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a bit off topic for this thread but relates to swivel joint
i have just had to shell out £560 to get a swivel joint replaced after it took a heavy knock from a large stone whilst out laning. it left a big dent in the swivel housing and ripped the seal. Has anybody come across a way of protecting the swivel more when offroad? quite new to green lanes - does this happen often? the lanes are very rocky up here? |
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14th Jul 2020 3:07pm |
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| blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 16857
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In several decades of driving and working with and on Landrovers, I have never seen or heard of that happening, although I'm sure that it has. My suggestions would be picking you route more carefully, and be more aware of what is under the car.
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14th Jul 2020 5:35pm |
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| lakelander Member Since: 07 Jan 2017 Location: Cumbria Posts: 100
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Hmm interesting - thank you
was expecting just to have the seal replaced as it was leaking heavily, but the garage doing the work said it was badly dented and needed replacing.  |
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14th Jul 2020 6:17pm |
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| 110 Iain Member Since: 11 Nov 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 82
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Having just replaced both swivels on my 110 not sure how yours got a dent very unusual think you have just been unlucky this timwelcome to the world of landys Endeavour To Persevere
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14th Jul 2020 6:21pm |
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| lakelander Member Since: 07 Jan 2017 Location: Cumbria Posts: 100
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yes its sounds i was unlucky- why do swivel housings have to be replaced if not damaged? do they corrode. i see most repairs are just kits replacing the internals
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14th Jul 2020 6:50pm |
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| blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 16857
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^^^ Pitting most commonly, and wear from the seal sweeping the surface.
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14th Jul 2020 7:02pm |
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| 110 Iain Member Since: 11 Nov 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 82
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Hi I replaced mine due to leaks and corrosion did myself with help from Blackwolf and others on this forum by using this forum you will learn so much like myself a year in and I am a much more confident owner good luck Endeavour To Persevere
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14th Jul 2020 7:14pm |
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