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Question about rear axel bearings


Juss11

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I just installed new bearings and oil seals in my carrier. Once back together If i turn axel nut even hand tight the axel will not turn. I know its togetther right. Tore it a part checked it out again, took the spacer out put it back together problem solved. Forsome reason the bearings are pushing up against the spacer. Has anyone had this problem before. Can I run it without the spacer? Bearings and seals are OEM Yamaha.

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If you run it without the spacer, the bearings won't last long.  The spacer is there to prevent the side load on the bearing, from tearing them apart.  The spacer has to be positioned properly, on the centers of the bearings, or things won't go together right.  If that wasn't the problem, then maybe there is some rust, or other crap on one end of the spacer, that is causing things to bind up, when it's all assembled.

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