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CrankAndYank 04-11-13 01:02 PM

FSA Gossamer warped bearing shields
 
Two new GT Series 1 bikes, both have warped bearing shields on the left side of the Gossamer cranks. This is part #3 in the assembly manual. Is this normal?

http://i1325.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2d8a2a73.jpg

fietsbob 04-11-13 01:09 PM

Sure it's the Bearing seal?

Sounds like a return to Dealer for help, under Warrantee, if New owner..

CrankAndYank 04-11-13 01:16 PM


Originally Posted by fietsbob (Post 15499143)
Sure it's the Bearing seal?

Sounds like a return to Dealer for help, under Warrantee, if New owner..


It looks like part #3 to me:

http://www.fullspeedahead.com/storag...0100322_v2.pdf

phidauex 04-11-13 01:21 PM

Not warped - it is supposed to look like that! It isn't a seal - it is a wave washer/spring which puts a measured amount of preload force on the press-fit bearing to keep everything nicely in place. Unless the bike is misbehaving somehow, then go ride!

Edit: It is not actually part #3, sometimes the wave washer comes from the bottom bracket, and sometimes with the crankset, but you won't always see it shown on both sets of exploded drawings. It is definitely supposed to look that way.

-Sam

CrankAndYank 04-11-13 01:25 PM


Originally Posted by phidauex (Post 15499183)
Not warped - it is supposed to look like that! It isn't a seal - it is a wave washer/spring which puts a measured amount of preload force on the press-fit bearing to keep everything nicely in place. Unless the bike is misbehaving somehow, then go ride!

Edit: It is not actually part #3, sometimes the wave washer comes from the bottom bracket, and sometimes with the crankset, but you won't always see it shown on both sets of exploded drawings. It is definitely supposed to look that way.

-Sam

Thanks!


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