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       #Post#: 73160--------------------------------------------------
       Diff flange problems
   DIR By: smackitwithanammer
       Date: September 2, 2013, 11:01 am
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       Put my discovery diffs into the series, but had to remove the
       flanges to do a favour for my brother.
       Long and short of it is the front one will now not tighten. It
       seems as though the flange is going in too deep, so the large
       washer just sits on the shaft rather than pushing the flange in
       far enough when you tighten. S the nuts tightens, but sits on
       the shaft, rather than pushing the flange in far enough.
       Have had no problem with rear. Only difference is I replaced the
       seal on the rear, not on the front, but this should have no
       bearing my problem.
       I removed the rear one and it was slightly shorter still than
       the front one, unless it was the oil in my eyes or my delirious
       mind playing tricks on me, so swapping wouldn't solve the issue.
       Spacer is definitely present in both.
       Any ideas?
       #Post#: 73638--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Diff flange problems
   DIR By: smackitwithanammer
       Date: September 6, 2013, 10:25 am
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       Any ideas? Was there two spacers? Has the bearing slipped or
       something? Nothing visible
       #Post#: 73701--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Diff flange problems
   DIR By: espacekiller
       Date: September 6, 2013, 6:57 pm
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       Is it possible the  pinion bearing cage is badly worn or
       dammaged and the rollers have fallen out of the bearing, thats
       the only idea i can think of? a picture might help it is hard to
       visulise exactly what you are talking about?
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