I didn't want to high jack the xcase thread below.
I recently replaced the output shaft bearing on the rear of my xcase. Everything went pretty well and didn't really have any issues. The bearing popped right out and the new one went in. The only issue I can see is that it went in too easy. When I put the rest of the pieces back in there was a little play back and forth. I think its due to the bearing not fitting tightly into the housing. I am almost certain that this is not supposed to be like this and wanted to check in and make sure before I keep throwing money at this if I don't have to.
So is it supposed to have a little play?
Or am I missing a piece inside somewhere that may cause this?
Is there another way of fixing this? Can shims be placed or the bearing area built back up?
I recently replaced the output shaft bearing on the rear of my xcase. Everything went pretty well and didn't really have any issues. The bearing popped right out and the new one went in. The only issue I can see is that it went in too easy. When I put the rest of the pieces back in there was a little play back and forth. I think its due to the bearing not fitting tightly into the housing. I am almost certain that this is not supposed to be like this and wanted to check in and make sure before I keep throwing money at this if I don't have to.
So is it supposed to have a little play?
Or am I missing a piece inside somewhere that may cause this?
Is there another way of fixing this? Can shims be placed or the bearing area built back up?