Conmet Conventional - Final Hub Assembly Number; Julian Date; Conventional Wheel Hubs; Preset Wheel Hubs

PreSet Plus
®
Hub
Assemblies
For instructions on installing ConMet's
PreSet Plus hub assemblies (see
gure 19), refer to the PreSet hub
assembly reinstallation instructions
in section 6.
17
PreSet Plus Hub Assembly
FIGURE 19
Conventional Hubs
For instructions on installing ConMet’s
Conventional hub (see gure 17),
refer to the Conventional reinstallation
instructions in section 4.
15
PreSet Plus Hub Assembly
FIGURE 19
PreSet
®
Hub Assemblies
For instructions on installing
ConMet’s PreSet hub assemblies
(see gure 18), refer to the PreSet
hub reinstallation instructions in
section 5.
16
PreSet Hub Assembly
FIGURE 18
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3. Identication (continued)
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BARREL OF HUB
Barrel of Hub
FIGURE 16
Final Hub Assembly Number
This number is stamped on one of
the following:
- Mounting ange face (see
gure 13)
- Diameter of the mounting
ange (see gure 14)
- Back side of the mounting
ange (see gure 15)
The nal hub assembly number
identies the hub assembly,
hub machining, studs, bearings,
spacer, seal and ABS ring.
Julian Date
The casting, machining, and the
nal assembly have Julian dates
stamped into the hub assembly in
the same location as the assembly
numbers (see gures 13, 14, 15
and 16). A Julian date appears as
the day of the year plus the last
two digits of the calendar year
(e.g., July 4 2008 would appear as
18508). This number provides the
date when the hub was machined
and assembled at the factory
and may be used for warranty
purposes.