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       Is this the hub seal or FWH seal?
   DIR By: drumlisden
       Date: August 13, 2013, 4:13 pm
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       Does the FWH have a different seal set up from normal and how do
       I get into the damn thing? This is a front wheel (obviously) and
       there is some sign of weep at the swivel seal. I'd rather not
       attempt to undo the swivel ball bolts just yet so I'm hoping
       that one shot grease can slow up the swivel weep. :-?  Maybe
       this is a fool's errand?
       As always, advice greatly appreciated.
       #Post#: 70608--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is this the hub seal or FWH seal?
   DIR By: Albert Ross
       Date: August 13, 2013, 4:30 pm
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       TO get to there, can normally only be the hub seal RTC 3510 (or
       RTC 3511 for the rationalised axles)
       #Post#: 70611--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is this the hub seal or FWH seal?
   DIR By: drumlisden
       Date: August 13, 2013, 4:51 pm
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       Cheers Jim. I'm trying to remember from when I did the front
       seals on the 88" but if I'm right, I need to take the drive
       flange off to get the hub nut off so hat means I need to get the
       FWH off. Anyone know how I do that? I've ad the wee screw off
       the side but I couldn't see any plastic thing inside I read
       about.  ??? ???
       #Post#: 70623--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is this the hub seal or FWH seal?
   DIR By: gp3trainee
       Date: August 13, 2013, 10:06 pm
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       Did mine recently.
       You need to dig around in the screw hole carefully with a small
       screwdriver for what looks like a crushed plastic washer. That's
       the loop on the end of the plastic strip.  Then, with the
       screwdriver through the loop, gently pull the plastic strip out
       all the way.  The FWH will then come to pieces in your hand.
       From this forum, a very useful guide:
  HTML http://ollr.createaforum.com/technical-archive/removing-freewheel-hubs-fairey/
       Cheers
       G
       #Post#: 70626--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is this the hub seal or FWH seal?
   DIR By: gp3trainee
       Date: August 13, 2013, 11:13 pm
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       Forgot to say, push against the hub as you're pulling out the
       plastic strip. Makes it easier/possible.
       G
       #Post#: 70633--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is this the hub seal or FWH seal?
   DIR By: drumlisden
       Date: August 14, 2013, 2:11 am
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       Cheers gp
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