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7.
Install the new snap ring. Ensure it is seated all the way
around the groove. Use a drift and hammer if needed to seat it
in the groove all the way around. If the snap ring will not seat
correctly, make sure the snap ring groove is clean and free of
debris. Figure 5.87 and Figure 5.88.
NOTE: The gap between the snap ring ends is smaller when the
snap ring is not completely seated. Once correctly seated, the snap
ring will expand in the groove and the ends of the snap ring will
spread further apart. Figure 5.89 and Figure 5.90.
Fig. 5.87
HAMMER
DRIFT
Fig. 5.88
OEM SNAP RING
LESS THAN
0.450"
(11.4 MM)
INCORRECTLY
SEATED
Fig. 5.89
(16579)
Printed in USA
SNAP
RING
4011761a
SNAP
RING
4011762a
0.450"
(11.4 MM)
MIN.
CORRECTLY
SEATED
4011773a
Copyright Meritor, Inc., 2021
5
AFTERMARKET SNAP RING
LESS THAN
0.450"
(11.4 MM)
INCORRECTLY
SEATED
Fig. 5.90
8.
Rotate the drive fl ange 180 degrees.
9.
Install the cylinder on the end and press DOWN until there
is snap ring clearance. Apply only the amount of pressure
needed to push the bearing down. Excess pressure may
cause damage to the snap ring installed on the other end.
Figure 5.91.
Fig. 5.91
10. Install the snap ring. Ensure it is seated all the way around
the groove. Use a drift and hammer if needed to seat it in
the groove all the way around. If the snap ring will not seat
correctly, make sure the snap ring groove is clean and free of
debris. Figure 5.92.
Fig. 5.92
RPL Series Permalube
0.450"
(11.4 MM)
MIN.
CORRECTLY
SEATED
4011773b
CYLINDER
4011760a
SNAP
RING
4011764a
MM-96147 / Revised 03-21
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