Fuso/Canter Brakes seals - Lug Nuts - data

[kookynet]

As I am preparing future trips with a recently acquired truck, I hope I might save you some time by sharing my findings.

By the way, thanks to FusoFG who has helped me a lot, in particular since Mitubishi database in the US cannot be searched with my Japanese chassis number... I needed a US VIN number such as a Canter FG 93... and also good advice from a seasonned Canter -and more recent Fuso- owner !

I recall having read that DKGreene had trouble abroad with the brake drums. I remember also that when I had my truck inspected right after import, the mechanic said he could not have a good look at the brake pads without destroying the seal.

So, just in case, here are Mitsubishi references for Canter 93, so I assume it applies up to Canter/Fuso 2002, maybe beyong ?

=> Rear Drum brakes seal - Inner=MB161152 (on picture 33350)
=> Rear Drum brakes seal - Outer=MB308933 (on picture 33360)
=> Front Drum brakes seal - Inner=MB420155 (on picture 32540)
Pictures Attached


Lug Nuts: Maybe not as critical but potentially usefull since the left ones have a left thread (turn left to tighten) and the steel is quite hard to have any emergency ones made on a developping country lathe in the bush.

=> Front Axle Lug Nut - Left=MT420341 -- Right=MT420342
=> Rear Axle Lug Nut - Inner Left=MT420209 --- Outer Left=MT420211
- Inner Right=MT420210 -- Outer Right=MT420212

On the rear axle, the inner nut locks the inner wheel on the axle while the outer locks the outer wheel.

PLEASE, drop me a PM if this helps. I would be happy to share more as I learn but I dont want to take Forum space if unnecessary.

Robert

 

[philofuso]

This WAS helpful! 10 years later!
I'm having trouble figuring out why my drum rubs the back plate. One theory was the seal would push the bearing outboard. I drove 2 hrs to Columbus, Ohio and bought one at a Fuso/Truck shop. I opened the box and realized it won't help. I had the bearing with me and asked the parts guy if he could tell me the part number to compare it with the Koyo # printed on the bearing. He was so sure I wouldn't even find any info by "googling it" that he wouldn't tell me the effing part number...
I was confused if he was lazy or just a jerk. So I took my$33 seal that I didn't need and walked away.
Long story short, does anyone know how I can find out if my Koyo bearing # 57326 is the proper inner wheel hub bearing?
Thanks!