LR023443 - Pinion Bearing Spacer – Rear Axle

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Pinion Bearing Spacer fits over the drive pinion shaft in the rear axle differential, between the pinion head and tail bearings.

It sets and maintains the correct pinion bearing preload, holding the bearings at their specified clearance for quiet, durable final-drive operation.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 2 2006-2014 (L359)

Fitment Notes FREELANDER 2 2006-2014 — Rear axle, pinion bearing spacer. 6-Speed Auto AWF21 AWD or 6-Speed Manual M66 AWD.

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LR023443

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Frequently asked questions

What does the pinion bearing spacer do on a Freelander 2 rear axle?

The pinion bearing spacer sits on the drive pinion shaft inside the Freelander 2 (2006-2014) rear differential, between the head and tail bearings. It sets and holds the correct pinion bearing preload, keeping the bearings at their specified clearance for quiet, durable final-drive operation.

Where is this spacer fitted in the axle?

It's fitted in the rear axle differential, over the drive pinion shaft. On the Freelander 2 this covers both the 6-speed AWF21 automatic AWD and the M66 6-speed manual AWD driveline. It works with the pinion head and tail bearings to maintain final-drive preload.

How many pinion bearing spacers are needed for a differential rebuild?

Typically one pinion bearing spacer is needed per differential. It's installed when the rear diff is stripped to renew the pinion bearings or seal, since correct preload can't be reset without removing the pinion. It's usually fitted as part of a full pinion bearing job, not on its own.

Can the pinion bearing spacer be reused once the diff is opened?

Usually the pinion bearing spacer is renewed whenever the rear differential is rebuilt. Preload spacers are typically fitted fresh so bearing clearance can be set accurately, and reusing a collapsed spacer can leave the pinion bearings too loose or too tight. Check the workshop manual for the spacer type fitted.

LR023443 - Pinion Bearing Spacer – Rear Axle

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