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Old Dec 12th, 2017, 09:21   #1
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The transfer box on my friends 1999 V70 cross country is weeping at the seal with the castleated ring to the rear propshaft. Need to source the 3 seals. Also need to know the torque settings when re-assembling as this sets the bearing compression.

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Note the torque figure quoted for the bearings is the torque required to rotate the shaft .. best to mark the adjustable ring compared to the casing and put it back in the same place with an extra say 1/2 inch turn at the circumference of the screwed ring .
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