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Jim,
Those two rubber buffers should be split on one end. They are attached
to the axle using two sets of large gauge wire that is twisted on the
top or bottom that holds them in place. Same as on the TR3. I am sure if
you looked in the parts diagram you will find the wires listed.
Bob
On 08/21/2016 11:49 AM, James Henningsen wrote:
>
> List:
>
> I am finishing up the complete rebuild of my TR4 rear axle (rigid
> axle). How do you put on a new rear axle buffer. I will have the
> axles out of the tube but there is still a sizeable end flange on the
> tube to slip over. Is the technique to heat the rubber buffer up and
> stretch it over?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jim Henningsen
>
> Ocala, FL
>
> 62 TR4
>
> 75 TR6
>
> 73 Jag XKE
>
> 75 Celica
>
> 81 Supra (with 23,0000 orig miles)
>
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<br>
Those two rubber buffers should be split on one end. They are
attached to the axle using two sets of large gauge wire that is
twisted on the top or bottom that holds them in place. Same as on
the TR3. I am sure if you looked in the parts diagram you will
find the wires listed.<br>
<br>
Bob<br>
<br>
On 08/21/2016 11:49 AM, James Henningsen wrote:<br>
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the technique to heat the rubber buffer up and stretch it
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