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Old 12-04-19, 23:06
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Hi Rob.

It never had any shims in it when I took it apart. I’ll try it on another spline and see if it seats better. .
If moving it on the splines doesn't fix it, then it may be that the center spacer is too long for that particular knuckle. To discount the spacer, remove it altogether then re-assemble the hub and see if the freeplay disappears. If so, then the spacer is too long or there is some other part out of spec. The bearings should be at proper preload. Any chance you misplaced the outer bearing spacer (6.3074 on your parts illustration) or is it even applicable to your later hub?
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