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Assembly of the cardan shaft (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)

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1. Install the cardan shaft (6).

2. Install the flange (5).

3. Install the shaft journal (4).

4. Install the shaft journal bearing (3).

5. Install the spring ring (2).

1) Measure the gap of the groove of the installed spring ring.

Standard value (A): 0.06 or less.



2) If the gap is outside the standard values, replace the spring ring.

Thickness, mmIdentification color
1,28-
1,31Yellow
1,34Blue
1,37Purple

6. Install the grease nipple (1).
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