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Re: Hub. honeing
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12/16/14 07:39 PM
12/16/14 07:39 PM
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JohnRR
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Stuck mine in a 350 oven for a couple of hours, it went on with just a mild push plus a couple of taps.
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One could probably do that with a factory balancer on a factory crank , but aftermarket balancer , and a crank made by a diifferent company , I wouldn't bet on it .
I have put them in water and boiled it for a few minutes to get enough expansion to get it on. I mentioned that to Fluidamper and they said that was probably OK, they just had never thought of it.
What about getting it off though , heat or just sign of the cross and hope for the best ?
I have a magnetic bearing heater at work so I can get it up to 300-350 pretty effortlessly ...
Never had any problem getting them off using high pressure grease when installed. I'm not talking expanding it .005"+,,just maybe .001" or less with the 212* water heat. Just enough to go on easier with normal resistance than what it felt cold.
Your original post made it sound like you took a balancer that would not fit because of size and you heated to get it to expand and pressed it on ???
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