Tooth Contact Pattern Checking; Van; Side Bearing Pre-Load Adjusting - Datsun 510 series Workshop Manual

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greased
Install the
flange
washer and
pinion
nut
Tighten
the
nut to
a
torque reading
of 14
17
kgm
101
130
Ib fL
If
the
cotter
pin
hole is
not
correctly aligned
a
suitable
washer
should be fitted
Do
NOT
adjust by overtightening
the
pinion
nul
Van
Lubricate
the
front
bearing
with oil and
place
it in the
carrier Grease the
lip
of the oil
seal
and install
it to
the final
drive
housing
Install the drive
pinion
the
new
collapsible
spacer
and
the drive
flange
Fit the drive
pinion
nut
and
tighten temporarily
until all
slackness is eliminated from the front and
rear
of the drive
pinion
NOTE Ensure that oil
and grease
have been
completely
removed from the threads of the
pinion
gear
the
pinion
nut
and the washer
Tighten
the
pinion
nut
and check the
preload
with
a
preload
gauge
As the
nut
is
tightened
to
the
specified
torque
reading
of 13
20
kgm
94 0
144 6Ib fL
the
preload
must
be
measured
at every
five
to ten
degrees
turn
of the
pinion
nut
As the
pinion
nut is
tightened
the
stepped portion
of the
spacer
is deformed
See
Fig
G 29
J
and the
length
between the
bearings
adjusted
The drive
pinion bearing preload
with oil seal and
new
bearing
is 7 15
kg
cm
6 1
13 0
lb in
Turn the drive
pinion
to
settle the
bearing
and
re
check the
preload
and
tightening
torque
If the
preload
rate
is exceeded
it will
be necessry to
fit
a new
spacer the old
spa
cr
cannot be
reused and the
preload
must not
be
adjusted by loosening
the
pinion
nul
Side
bearing
pre
load
adjusting
If the
original
side
bearings
arc
to be used
the shims
must
be of
the
same
thickness
as
those
previously
fitted
To select shims for
new
side
bearings proceed
as
follows
The
standard
width of the
side
bearings
is
given
in
Technical Data This width
must
be measured before
attempting
to
calculate the
required
thickness of the
adjusting
shims Place
a
weight
of
approximately
5
kg
5 5 lb
and of
predetermined
height
onto the side
bearing
as
shown
in
Fig
G 3 0
Mcasure
the
width of the
bearing
with
a
dial
gauge
as
illustrated
turning
the
bearing
two
or
three times
to
gain
an
accurate meaSurement
Dimensional variations from the standard
measurements
are
marked
on
the
left side
bearing housing
of the
gear
carrier
on
the
right
side
bearing housing
of
the
gear carrier and
on
the
differential
case
These variations
are
marked
in
units of
l
l O Omm
and
are
used for the
f rmula
to
calculate t1H thickness of the
adjusting
shims in the
following
manner
Where TI
equals
the left
side
bearing
shim crownwhecl
side
T2
equals
the
right
side
bearing
shim
pinion
gear
A
equals
the
figure
marked
on
the left side
bearing housing
B
equals
the
figure
marked
on
the
right
side
bearing housing
C and 0
equals
the
figure
marked
on
the differential
case
and
E and F is the
difference bctween the width of the side
bearings
and the
standard
bearing
width
H
the
figure
marked
on
the crownwhcel
Fig
G 3 1
The
following
formulae
can now
be
used to deter
mine the
required
shim
thicknessl
s
for both side
bearings
I OOcc
Estate
car
Left side
bearing
TI
A
C
D
H
x
0 01
0 100
E
Right
side
bearingT2
B
D
H
x
0 01
0 090
F
I800cc Van
Left side
bearingTI
A
C
D
H
xO OI
0 175
E
Right
side
bcaringT2
8
D
H
x
0 01
0 150
F
As
an
example
where A
1
B
C
2
D
3
E
0 02mm
H
I
The formula for
the
left side
bearing
is
T I
I 1
3 1
x
0 01
0 175
0 02
0 205mm
1400
and
1600cc Estate
car
The
required
thickness of shim
can
be found
using
the
following
formula
in
a
similar
manner
to
that
previously
described for
the 1800cc models
Left side
bearing
T
I
A
C
D
E
7
Right
side
bearing
T2
B
D
F
6
Shims
are
available in five thicknesses of 0 05 0 07 0 10
0 20 and 0 50
mm
0 002 0 0028 0 0039
0 0079
and
0 0197
in
Fit the selected side
bearing adjusting
shims
on
the
differential
cage
and press in the side
bearing
inner
races
using
a
suitable ddfL nstall the differential
cage into
the carrier
and
fit
the
bearing
caps Ensure that the
marks
on
the
caps
coincide
with the marks
on
the
carrier
Tighten
the
bearing
cap
bolts
to
the
specified torque reading
See
Tighte ing
torques
Measure
the
dimension between the
outer
edges
of the
left and
right
hand caps
using
a
large
micrometer
as
shown in
Fig
G 32 This dimension should be
198 40
198 55
mm
7 8110
7
8169 in for the 1400 and 1600
ce
Estate
cars
and
1800
ce
Van and 173 23
17329
mm
6
8201
6 8244 inl
for the 1800
cc
Estate
cars
Measure the backlash of the crownwhcel and
pinion
with
a
dial
gauge
The backlash
must
be
adjusted
to
0 13
0 18
mm
0 005
0 007 in
on
the 1800
CC
models
and
to
0 15
0 20mm
0 006
0 008 in
on
the 1400 and 1600
cc
models
Adjustment
can
be carried
out
by moving
side
bearing
shims from the
right
hand side
to
the left hand side if the backlash is
too
high
or
vice
verca
if the backlash is
too low
Tighten
the
bearing
cap
bolts
to
the
specified
torque
reading
after
adjusting
Ensure that the
run
out
at
the
rear
of the
crown
wheel does
not
exceed
O
05mm
0 002
in
Finally
heck the tooth
contact
pattern
as
described below
TOOTH CONTACT PATTERN
Checking
The final check
on
reassembly
is
an
inspection
of
the
tooth
contact
markings
of the crownwhed
and
pinion
Apply
a
coal
of red lead
in
oil
to
4
or
5 teeth of the
crown
wheel Turn the crownwheel backwards and forwards
several
times
to
obtain
a
clear
impression
of
the contact
areas
Heel
contact
Fig
G
3 1
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