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    I ended up setting the preload using a digital weight scale/force meter onto the input shaft and using a weight that pulled the meter with the same force every time...

    Is it true that you can undo the front and rear differential flange nuts to do a pinion seal on these rovers without affecting bearing preload? I am used to my old toyota diffs that had a crush spacer under the flange nut...
    I am reading the workshop manual atm but cant quite understand what sets the bearing preload if the flange nut doesn't..?

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    From memory it's the shim stack behind the bearing cups that sets preload.
    Been four/five years since I did one.
    And I set it up using a spring balance and string too.
    Old school but it works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    From memory it's the shim stack behind the bearing cups that sets preload.
    Been four/five years since I did one.
    And I set it up using a spring balance and string too.
    Old school but it works.
    Alrighty then. So it appears as long as i do the nut back up to 130NM on the front diff flange, whatever shims are already installed in there will be set the bearing back to the same preload...
    Yay, i can go and replace my leaking pinion seal...

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