No. I press those in from inside the housing. You dont want to press all that shit in there. It's quite a bit more involved than jerking my shaft. My application requires complete disassembly to chance the seals. That is unless, I could fill the tube with a material that expanded wile it cured, also would need some flexibility to compensate for shaft run out.
No. In most all modern steering axle applications you want the axle seal ASS close to the carrier bearings as possible to compensate for things like steering axis inclination(shaft runout)
So then quit being a puss and pull the carrier and shafts and do it the right way. Your asking about some ghetto spray foam fix when its not that much work to do it the right way.
Did you actually click on the link he posted? He's spoon feeding you exactly what you're asking for. Jesus man.
I would not ever want to have to clean something like that out and if I ever bought an axle that had something like that in there I would hunt down the person I bought it from and throat-punch them.
i guess maybe he will be better off filling his axle with expanding foam or something :laughing:Did you actually click on the link he posted? He's spoon feeding you exactly what you're asking for. Jesus man.
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Might help lower his center of gravity too!
