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Rear Sprocket Question

cowboyup3371

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I think I installed the new rear sprocket correctly but wanted another look from someone else. The completely flat side of the sprocket is facing out, is this correct? I know I need to fold the flaps out but wanted to make sure things were right first before doing it.

RearSprocketInstalled.jpg


While trying to put the sprocket on I kept dropping screws inside the hub area so I pulled it off and found this view. How does the insides look to you all? Do I need to pull it apart and regrease it?

Rearhub.jpg
 
on mine the machined recessed part faces out.
but it is a 550 e
the bearing grease may be from the unsealed backside of the sprocket carrier bearing
 
Thanks Jeep. I wasn't sure if it mattered so I can change it if needed.

Yea and that grease looks pretty bad...didn't know if it needed changing too
 
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