Brake side drive bearing locked to shaft update

I figured. So, if you don't want to remove the shaft, peening or loc-tite are your options?


Peening dosent do do squat. Dan Peened his and when he took his apart, you could see they were gone.
 
You could possibly do this if you removed the lower side panel?
Maybe, it would be hard to get the hole straight. you would probably need a 90 degree drill, a bit extension and some tap sockets.
Or take the shaft out and inspect your chain case at the same time.......
 
I’m following these SW threads close because I will be jumping to a SW very soon.
Just a ?.
So knowing that there is play between the shaft and bearing and by locking the bearing to the shaft with set screws obviously means the shaft won’t spin 100% true. Will that be ok on the chain case side ?
 
I’m following these SW threads close because I will be jumping to a SW very soon.
Just a ?.
So knowing that there is play between the shaft and bearing and by locking the bearing to the shaft with set screws obviously means the shaft won’t spin 100% true. Will that be ok on the chain case side ?
Bingo! This is what I feared. More so in and out also. Chassis definitely moves in that area at least from what I have seen with bolts and rivets wearing in and loosening along with clips shearing the splines off on some. Maybe not a big deal though since one set screw won’t effect that maybe. Experimental for sure but no doubt factory can’t get it right. What can you do?
 
Or you can just keep up on the issue. Peen every year and keep that bearing clean and lubed. It has worked for me.
 
Peening dosent do do squat. Dan Peened his and when he took his apart, you could see they were gone.

I used locktight bearing retaining compound, not sure if it will hold up tho. It has worked well for me in the past.
 
There may be some flex there. I have pull my tunnel IN with a strap when putting the snap ring on the disc. It lasted 3400 miles, and looked great, so it cant be that bad. I doubt it makes much difference. Put one screw on each side to even it out if you want.
 


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