Ta Ian
rear hub bearing
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idc1967iow
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Just fitted a new rear hub bearing li 3 ,i heated the case hot air gun ,bearing gently tapped home ,problem is the bearing is very slighly raised ,not quite even,the case is free of burrs ,possible bearing machined wrong??
Ta Ian
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Sorry what i mean is as it sits in the case it is very slightly lower on one side ,very slight,it is in as far as it will go 
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Ian- do you mean it appears further in on the bottom as against the top? (i.e. it appears in at an angle?)
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Hi Chris ,if you look down at it it is very slighly raised ,i heated the case it has gone in as far as it wil go,so when the plate goes over studs it is very slightly raised .
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Ian
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Ian
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if its equally raised all round then thats fine
However, if its raised more in one place than another then that's a definite "no no" as the bearing is not seated correctly because:-
1) bearing is machined incorrectly- where is it from?
2) casing is machined wrong- highly unlikely
3) some crap between bearing and casing- possible.
If it was me, I'd remove said bearing; thoroughly clean where the bearing fits, then fit an Innocenti original item (used is fine- its probably better than a remade item IMO)
Chris
However, if its raised more in one place than another then that's a definite "no no" as the bearing is not seated correctly because:-
1) bearing is machined incorrectly- where is it from?
2) casing is machined wrong- highly unlikely
3) some crap between bearing and casing- possible.
If it was me, I'd remove said bearing; thoroughly clean where the bearing fits, then fit an Innocenti original item (used is fine- its probably better than a remade item IMO)
Chris
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Cant understand this ,swapped both bearings & fitted then in my spare 125 case ,the bearing outside track is the same very slightly raised towards the rear top ,also inside the case if i run my finger along the outside i can feel it slightly raised ,it is tapped in as far as it will go
Cheers Ian
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