3878738 BRIDGE-VALVE Caterpillar parts
C140-16
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CA3878738
387-8738
3878738
CA3878738
387-8738
3878738
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[Front] Brake X Replacement Brake Rotors Kit | Aegis GEOMET Coated Disc Rotors | for 2004-2005 Kia Sedona
Brake X Get The Right Fit: The front brake rotors kit are for 2004 2005 Sedona (2004: EX, LX - Built After 12/1/2003) (2005: EX, LX) || 2 Piece Brake Rotors Kit Replacement: Each brake rotor kit comes with 2 heavy duty brake rotors that are built to exceed OEM Specification using quality materials for performance and long term use. || Heavy Duty Construction: Our brake rotors kit is made using heavy duty G3000 grade cast iron to offer just the right balance of performance, quality and affordability. It’s resistant to rust and corrosion, built for OEM specifications, and can be installed without any modifications. || Smoothened and Balanced: Our rotors are double disc smoothened and mill balanced to help prevent cracking and build up. The Brake X Rotors kit are engineered to elevate your driving experience and to back you up at your every turn. || Quality That Matters: Our car part replacement kits are engineered in Canada for the toughest environments with exact or more vane counts to meet OEM Specifications. They are backed by our satisfaction guarantee for any manufacturing defects so you know we have your back as go make every turns.
Brake X Get The Right Fit: The front brake rotors kit are for 2004 2005 Sedona (2004: EX, LX - Built After 12/1/2003) (2005: EX, LX) || 2 Piece Brake Rotors Kit Replacement: Each brake rotor kit comes with 2 heavy duty brake rotors that are built to exceed OEM Specification using quality materials for performance and long term use. || Heavy Duty Construction: Our brake rotors kit is made using heavy duty G3000 grade cast iron to offer just the right balance of performance, quality and affordability. It’s resistant to rust and corrosion, built for OEM specifications, and can be installed without any modifications. || Smoothened and Balanced: Our rotors are double disc smoothened and mill balanced to help prevent cracking and build up. The Brake X Rotors kit are engineered to elevate your driving experience and to back you up at your every turn. || Quality That Matters: Our car part replacement kits are engineered in Canada for the toughest environments with exact or more vane counts to meet OEM Specifications. They are backed by our satisfaction guarantee for any manufacturing defects so you know we have your back as go make every turns.
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Procedure
The following procedure must be used to adjust wheel bearings in the 135-7121, 141-0208, 159-0038, 180-5964, 190-1645 and 302-8163 Wheel and Final Drive Groups. This procedure must also be used properly to adjust 8X-0252, 107-3152, 133-4328, 125-6508, 0R-8287, 0R-8595 and 0R-9046 Wheel and Final Drive Groups. after the 135-2666 or 175-3769 Cone and 135-2667 or 175-3770 Cup have been retrofitted.
The former wheel bearing adjustment procedure cannot be used with the 135-2666 or 175-3769 Cone and 135-2667 or 175-3770 Cup. Improper adjustment or loose wheel bearings can affect the life of the wheel bearings.
Illustration 8 g03581772
Typical cross-sectional view of the partially assembled 132-4515 Wheel Group . (1) 135-2666 or 175-3769 Cone and 135-2667 or 175-3770 Cup. (A) Tapped holes for retainer bolts.
Thoroughly clean tapped holes (A) Illustration 8 in the end of the spindle to receive the retainer bolts.
Illustration 9 g03581780
View of the partially installed retainer. (2) Retainer Plate. (3) Retainer Bolts.Refer to Illustration 10 for view B-B and Illustration 11 for Detail C.
Install retainer (2) using three retainer bolts (3). Install the retainer bolts in equally spaced hole positions (D), (E), and (F) as shown in Illustration 10.Note: Do not install and shims or the screen
Illustration 10 g03581793
View B-B. Retainer bolt location and tightening sequence (D), (E), and (F) . (2) Retainer plate
Tighten the retainer bolts in a clockwise sequence starting with (D), then (E), and finally (F). Tighten the retainer bolts to 200 N m (147 lb ft). Turn wheel two complete revolutions.
Tighten the retainer bolts a second time 200 N m (147 lb ft) using the same tightening sequence. Turn the wheel two complete revolutions.
Loosen the retaining bolts and complete the tightening sequence in reverse (F), (E), and (D). Loosen the retaining bolts by 360° (one revolution). Turn the wheel two complete revolutions.Note: A "pop" should be heard while rotating the wheel to indicate release of the load from the bearing.
Tighten the retainer bolts in a clockwise sequence (D), (E), and (F) to 105 N m (77 lb ft). Turn the wheel two complete revolutions.
Repeat Step 6 until no further movement of the retainer bolts occur when a torque of 105 N m (77 lb ft) is applied.
Illustration 11 g03581798
Detail C. (G) Thickness of retainer plate (H). Distance from top of retainer plate to top of spindle.
Determine dimension (H), the distance from the outside face of the retainer to the end of the spindle, using a depth micrometer. Take a measurement from two holes directly opposite each other and average the measurements.Note: If, there is more than 0.13 mm (0.005 inch) difference between the measurements DO NOT continue with the wheel bearing adjustment. Disassemble and check the wheel station (for example, the spindle housing, wheel assembly, and other related parts) for any interference that would prevent correct seating of the wheel bearings. Repeat steps 1 thru 8 until the measurements are within 0.13 mm (0.005 inch). When the measurements are within specification, record the average of the measurements.Note: In addition to the hole pattern in the retaining plate for
The following procedure must be used to adjust wheel bearings in the 135-7121, 141-0208, 159-0038, 180-5964, 190-1645 and 302-8163 Wheel and Final Drive Groups. This procedure must also be used properly to adjust 8X-0252, 107-3152, 133-4328, 125-6508, 0R-8287, 0R-8595 and 0R-9046 Wheel and Final Drive Groups. after the 135-2666 or 175-3769 Cone and 135-2667 or 175-3770 Cup have been retrofitted.
The former wheel bearing adjustment procedure cannot be used with the 135-2666 or 175-3769 Cone and 135-2667 or 175-3770 Cup. Improper adjustment or loose wheel bearings can affect the life of the wheel bearings.
Illustration 8 g03581772
Typical cross-sectional view of the partially assembled 132-4515 Wheel Group . (1) 135-2666 or 175-3769 Cone and 135-2667 or 175-3770 Cup. (A) Tapped holes for retainer bolts.
Thoroughly clean tapped holes (A) Illustration 8 in the end of the spindle to receive the retainer bolts.
Illustration 9 g03581780
View of the partially installed retainer. (2) Retainer Plate. (3) Retainer Bolts.Refer to Illustration 10 for view B-B and Illustration 11 for Detail C.
Install retainer (2) using three retainer bolts (3). Install the retainer bolts in equally spaced hole positions (D), (E), and (F) as shown in Illustration 10.Note: Do not install and shims or the screen
Illustration 10 g03581793
View B-B. Retainer bolt location and tightening sequence (D), (E), and (F) . (2) Retainer plate
Tighten the retainer bolts in a clockwise sequence starting with (D), then (E), and finally (F). Tighten the retainer bolts to 200 N m (147 lb ft). Turn wheel two complete revolutions.
Tighten the retainer bolts a second time 200 N m (147 lb ft) using the same tightening sequence. Turn the wheel two complete revolutions.
Loosen the retaining bolts and complete the tightening sequence in reverse (F), (E), and (D). Loosen the retaining bolts by 360° (one revolution). Turn the wheel two complete revolutions.Note: A "pop" should be heard while rotating the wheel to indicate release of the load from the bearing.
Tighten the retainer bolts in a clockwise sequence (D), (E), and (F) to 105 N m (77 lb ft). Turn the wheel two complete revolutions.
Repeat Step 6 until no further movement of the retainer bolts occur when a torque of 105 N m (77 lb ft) is applied.
Illustration 11 g03581798
Detail C. (G) Thickness of retainer plate (H). Distance from top of retainer plate to top of spindle.
Determine dimension (H), the distance from the outside face of the retainer to the end of the spindle, using a depth micrometer. Take a measurement from two holes directly opposite each other and average the measurements.Note: If, there is more than 0.13 mm (0.005 inch) difference between the measurements DO NOT continue with the wheel bearing adjustment. Disassemble and check the wheel station (for example, the spindle housing, wheel assembly, and other related parts) for any interference that would prevent correct seating of the wheel bearings. Repeat steps 1 thru 8 until the measurements are within 0.13 mm (0.005 inch). When the measurements are within specification, record the average of the measurements.Note: In addition to the hole pattern in the retaining plate for
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