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I have not tried it but I doubt it. On the three axles I have actual experi=
ence with the gasket needed to be Approx. 0.004" thick so that the spacer m=
et the specified tolerances in the workshop manual. The gaskets I purchased=
were all approx. 0.010" thick. That would be a lot of squish. You would ha=
ve to squish it without the bearing spacer in place. Then remove the axle &=
measure how much the spacer stood proud of the gasket. Then reassemble eve=
rything, if it met spec. It seemed easier to just make a gasket of the prop=
er thickness.
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From: Simon Lachlan <simon.lachlan@homecall.co.uk>
Subject: RE: [Healeys] Rear axle gasket question
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If you soaked the too big gaskets in, say, WD40, wouldn=E2=80=99t they comp=
ress down to a proper size as you tightened up?
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Just a thought..............
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Simon
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at the spacer met the specified tolerances in the workshop manual. The gask=
ets I purchased were all approx. 0.010" thick. That would be a lot of =
squish. You would have to squish it without the bearing spacer in plac=
e. Then remove the axle & measure how much the spacer stood proud of th=
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Subject: RE: [Healeys] Rear axle gasket question<br>
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