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Need IMMEDIATE d 60 help!

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I am reassembling the axle and am up to the hub/ disc assembly. when i install the hub and disc and tighten down the nut and then spin the hub, itspins out of true. like the bearings arent seated properly. its not the disc warped and i tried my other hub assebly so its not that. it cant be a bent spindle, that wouldnt cause runout. i cant for the lifge of me figure it out. there is 1 seal i didnt use. it didnt state to in the manual, i thought it might be one for liek a ford??? i dont think that could cause this but who knows. its a red one if that helps. the way i have it now from inner c out is 1 seal, bearing, race, then on the outside of the hub, race, bearing, washer, nut. Hekp

p.s its drw new rotors, bearings, seals. the races looked ok, but could the old races be causing the problem?
 
Thinking more about it, could this be something where once weight is applied the bearings will sit right? its like the bearings just arent positioned right in the races. cause its the hub thats spinning off center. and yes im spinning the hub/ rotor while tightening
 
im gonna check but they should be, their the old ones. and both rotor/ hub assemblies do the same thing
 
Make sure the rotor is pushed all the way on. I had to tap mine a few times with a hammer to get it all the way seated.
 
its definetly on all the way, when i pull it off you can see where the seal was sitting. its a drw so the rotor is bolted on, and yes the bolts are tight. i checked the runout on it (i pushed a screwdriver against the rotor from a fixed point and the spun the rotor.) it was out a good 3/32's-1/8" its out side to side and vertically. i cant figure it out. its like the nearings arent seated. is it nessecary to install new races when new bearings are installed?
 
jays68yak said:
Make sure the rotor is pushed all the way on. I had to tap mine a few times with a hammer to get it all the way seated.
believe me, i had to do the same thing, its the inner seal seating the spindle that makes it hard to get on.
 
come on guys, i need that knowledge of yours!:D
 
So you tried your screwdriver indicator trick on the hub itself and that is moving up and down and in and out? That would have to be bearing and race related. I have always replaced both bearing and race together but can't imagine it would cause this severe of an issue if not replaced together. Two different brands? Bearing vs race I mean? Maybe they are not built to the same spec on the bearing to race seats, maybe a different angle on the bearing?
 
it must have been the races. i just replaced them and its all good now. i cant believe that the races made it that bad. well thats what i get for being lazy. all better now:D
 

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