Syment block? or what is this?
hello, in Italy we call this Syment Block, You can see this in the picture below signed in red.
How to replace it? i have to change all piece or i may replace just the rubber?
Anyway, how do You call in english that inside rubber seal??
The problem is that is usured and make some noise and the wheel is not well fixed.
How much you think that it cost? is normal that i have this problem in a 1994 FD?
Thanks
Pietro
How to replace it? i have to change all piece or i may replace just the rubber?
Anyway, how do You call in english that inside rubber seal??
The problem is that is usured and make some noise and the wheel is not well fixed.
How much you think that it cost? is normal that i have this problem in a 1994 FD?
Thanks
Pietro
The rubber is just a shield for what we call the "pillow block." The pillow blocks tend to go bad from normal usage even if no dirt gets in. There are 6 total pillow blocks and 12 dust shields. If one is loose, the others are not far behind and should also be replaced. In addition, there are 2 pillow blocks on each toe link and the outer ones usually go bad and should also be replaced.
There are threads on techniques to replace these if you search.
I got mine from Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda, his number is in the "stickies."
There are threads on techniques to replace these if you search.
I got mine from Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda, his number is in the "stickies."
Its just a dust boot. I don't know of any aftermarket options so you should get it from Mazda. If it was torn for a long time contaminants and debris may have gotten in and worn out the pillow ball.
The rubber is just a shield for what we call the "pillow block." The pillow blocks tend to go bad from normal usage even if no dirt gets in. There are 6 total pillow blocks and 12 dust shields. If one is loose, the others are not far behind and should also be replaced. In addition, there are 2 pillow blocks on each toe link and the outer ones usually go bad and should also be replaced.
There are threads on techniques to replace these if you search.
I got mine from Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda, his number is in the "stickies."
There are threads on techniques to replace these if you search.
I got mine from Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda, his number is in the "stickies."
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Dear dave, i talked with mr ray crowe, bu i did,t found his email, do you know it?
due to my english is very hard to understand by phone he spelling
Thanks a lot for all your help.
do you suggest me to replace all 6 pillow ***** instead of the only 4 i have to?
due to my english is very hard to understand by phone he spelling
Thanks a lot for all your help.
do you suggest me to replace all 6 pillow ***** instead of the only 4 i have to?
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Ray Crowe's email address
This is what I have - email: hmkparts@aol.com
Some people have had better luck contacting him by phone. However, with the language difficulty, email is certainly worth a try.
I found when I replaced mine, that even the pillow ***** I thought were still good (no apparent play while on the car) were too loose when they were removed. So, yes, I suggest that all 6 be done at one time.
Dave
Some people have had better luck contacting him by phone. However, with the language difficulty, email is certainly worth a try.
I found when I replaced mine, that even the pillow ***** I thought were still good (no apparent play while on the car) were too loose when they were removed. So, yes, I suggest that all 6 be done at one time.
Dave
Last edited by DaveW; Dec 1, 2008 at 04:50 PM.
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