Thank you for the advice. I have removed the rust and the new cartridge bearing seems to fit ok.
One other thing I was concerned about is further corrosion - but as long as the cartridge and bearing surface are well greased as suggested and kept fairly dry, am I right in thinking this should prevent it getting worse?
(I'm assuming the initial damage was galvanic corrosion as there was a fair bit of rusty liquid in there.)
Looks good. Should be ok if kept greased and dry. If there’s rust in the tube you can remove it with a ball of alu foil held with a wire (clothes hangers are perfect) and spun with a drill. Add a bit of wd40 if you can and have at it.
Thank you for the advice. I have removed the rust and the new cartridge bearing seems to fit ok.
One other thing I was concerned about is further corrosion - but as long as the cartridge and bearing surface are well greased as suggested and kept fairly dry, am I right in thinking this should prevent it getting worse?
(I'm assuming the initial damage was galvanic corrosion as there was a fair bit of rusty liquid in there.)
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