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Old 10-04-19, 16:48
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Here is the axle shaft in question. Both sides are the same. This goes from the CV joint to the hub.

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This is the grease slinger. My understanding is that it fits on so it sits flush against the shaft. The lip would point towards the splines.

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Here is the original Timken #462 bearing cone. This was my concern as it has quite a loose fit. However the wear marks on the grease slinger match up to bearing surfaces.

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Last shot of the left side assembly all together on the bench.
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