Thanks for the video! My reel was binding/grinding. Took it apart and figured out that there was no grease in the part that makes the spool move up and down. So satisfying to figure it out.
That was so helpful for fixing my BG 5000. I had a bent main shaft and managed to replace it by watching this vid. It works great again and I didn't even have any leftover parts after re-assembly, except for one golden soft washer :) No idea where that belongs to, haha. Cheers and keep it up
My reel was missing a couple washers that yours had. The top one on the spool gear right above the anti reverse cogs, and the very bottom one on the spool gear. Maybe mine was built on a Friday at 4:30.
Yup. All BG reels will have different amount of washer. I have serviced quite a few now and every single one of them will have less washer and some will have more washer. If the missing washers does not impede overall free spinning and function, then your reel should be fine.
Thank for the video. I have had my 5000 apart 5 times trying to figure out why my anti reverse falls back a quarter turn. I replaced the clutch, sleeve and wire. This does not effect the operation of the reel. It's just one of those things... Any ideas what would cause this, would be appreciated. Thanks
When I tighten the bearing retainer on top of the pinion (30:00), it starts to bind. If I loosen it, it spins freely but the two screws are now very loose. Any ideas?
Try removing one washer. If its still binding remove another washer. The pinion washer is same size as main gear washer. If you remove from the pinion, put them onto the main gear.
Hey great video, I just finished reassembling and everything seemed to go good, except the instant anti reverse is not working, or is lagging. I think only the backup anti reverse is working. How do i fix that?
Usually the main cause is the when ARC goes in at 43:28, the ARC is not seated properly. Try repositioning the ARC a little and make sure its goes in all the way.
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 Yes I agree but what about the inside of the bearing? I think a light grade grease would be better as compared to oil. At least it would stick longer inside than just oil. By the way all the bearings in daiwa BGs are serviceable.
@@naumanahmadtariq8717 the bearing insides will require greasing but not too much. Just a little dab of light grease will do. Just dont grease the bearing cover and its retaining clip.
I assembled my reel and for some reason, it spins great when the 5 housing screws are loose, but just tightening them slightly completely messes up the turn. It sounds like the gears are pressed up against eachother too tight. For the spin to be smooth, the screws have to be completely loose, as in they will easily fall out through general handling of the reel. Any idea what could be wrong? Ive been trying to figure it out and its really got me confused. Great video by the way
Try removing the gear main gear shims. Remove one and test. If still tight, remove another one. Sometimes when you put on fresh grease, the gear tolerance change. Dont throw away the shims. You will need those again.
@@bmak114 and one more thing I forgot to mention. The pinion shim and main gear shim for BG are almost identical diameter but both shim have different thickness. The thicker shim is for the pinion and thinner shim is for main gear. Quite often ppl (including me) misplace both shims.
I had exactly the same problem after servicing the reels. The main gear was rubbing against the side plate. Took out the shims which made them better but no way near as smooth as they were out of the box.
Just gave my son this reel for Christmas and he says the owners manual shows an o-ring that seals the plastic screw-on cover (on side opposite the handle). Part number 6J042501 o-ring "b". But it was not in the box. And I didn't see it in theses videos. Is this o-ring supposed to be there or not?
The o-ring is inside the handle screw cap. I never remove it during servicing due the risk of tearing the o ring. Although the o ring will deteriorate overtime (give or take 6- 10 years without servicing and greasing).
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 thanks! Yeah we confirmed it was SUPPOSED to be there. I contacted TackleDirect and got zero support and a person with bad attitude but then called Daiwa USA and it was totally different. They shipped 2 o-rings at no charge. Thanks for responding!
Not necessary but I will always recommend to all new bg owners to smear grease on parts as shown at 43:00-45:00. It will do justice to the anti-reverse bearing and pinion bearing in the long run.
Currently im using skf lggb. Deuthlon reel grease, quantum hot sauce are excellent grease but a bit pricey. Penn reel grease, shimano spray grease are good enough and not too expansive. Chinese blue reel grease are suprisingly quite good, cheap enough and easily available through shopee, lazada, ebay or any other online shops. For oil I use corossion x for saltwater reels. Deuthlon oil is good and expansive. Shimano oil, daiwa oil are the better choice. If not then sewing machine oil and chinese fishing reel oil will be sufficient. I would prefer daiwa oil and shimano oil.
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Thanks for the video! My reel was binding/grinding. Took it apart and figured out that there was no grease in the part that makes the spool move up and down. So satisfying to figure it out.
That was so helpful for fixing my BG 5000. I had a bent main shaft and managed to replace it by watching this vid. It works great again and I didn't even have any leftover parts after re-assembly, except for one golden soft washer :) No idea where that belongs to, haha. Cheers and keep it up
Glad it helped. The golden soft washer is for the main gear. Dont throw it away. You can put it on next servicing.
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 awesome, thanks for the advice, much appreciated 👍
My reel was missing a couple washers that yours had. The top one on the spool gear right above the anti reverse cogs, and the very bottom one on the spool gear. Maybe mine was built on a Friday at 4:30.
Yup. All BG reels will have different amount of washer. I have serviced quite a few now and every single one of them will have less washer and some will have more washer. If the missing washers does not impede overall free spinning and function, then your reel should be fine.
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 Good to know! Thank you!
Thanks so much for sharing I just finished full maintenance on 3 do to you ! Now they’re ready for next season. what’s up👍👍 great job
Thank you. We just service our reels…..you video rocked
Thanks for sharing great job
great video thanks for sharing
Thanks again for a very informative and helpful video!
Tad
thank you so much
Awesome video thanks.. my anti reverse pawl spring is not kicking in when it needs to lock? Can i remove it?
You can but i dont recommend it.
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Thank for the video. I have had my 5000 apart 5 times trying to figure out why my anti reverse falls back a quarter turn. I replaced the clutch, sleeve and wire. This does not effect the operation of the reel. It's just one of those things... Any ideas what would cause this, would be appreciated. Thanks
Most of the time this happen when, during reassembling, the anti reverse bearing is not seated properly. Try removing and reseating the ARB again.
Check the video from 42:43 until the end of main body segment
Wow, something that simple! You are the man! Tight lines!
what is the exact size of the pinion bear bearing for Daiwa 4500 bg?
When I tighten the bearing retainer on top of the pinion (30:00), it starts to bind. If I loosen it, it spins freely but the two screws are now very loose. Any ideas?
Try removing one washer. If its still binding remove another washer. The pinion washer is same size as main gear washer. If you remove from the pinion, put them onto the main gear.
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 Thank you. I will try that.
Wd40 okay to use intead of grease?
Not okay. WD40 is mostly for cleaning. Never use wd40 as lubrication
Hey great video, I just finished reassembling and everything seemed to go good, except the instant anti reverse is not working, or is lagging. I think only the backup anti reverse is working. How do i fix that?
Usually the main cause is the when ARC goes in at 43:28, the ARC is not seated properly. Try repositioning the ARC a little and make sure its goes in all the way.
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 Yes that was the problem it wasn't seated properly, thank you. Working like new now, thanks for the quick response!
Hi. What's wrong with greasing the bearings? You mentioned a couple of times not to grease them.
Greasing the outer ring is fine but if the bearing cover is greased, the bearing will become tacky.
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 Yes I agree but what about the inside of the bearing? I think a light grade grease would be better as compared to oil. At least it would stick longer inside than just oil. By the way all the bearings in daiwa BGs are serviceable.
@@naumanahmadtariq8717 the bearing insides will require greasing but not too much. Just a little dab of light grease will do. Just dont grease the bearing cover and its retaining clip.
I assembled my reel and for some reason, it spins great when the 5 housing screws are loose, but just tightening them slightly completely messes up the turn. It sounds like the gears are pressed up against eachother too tight. For the spin to be smooth, the screws have to be completely loose, as in they will easily fall out through general handling of the reel. Any idea what could be wrong? Ive been trying to figure it out and its really got me confused. Great video by the way
Try removing the gear main gear shims. Remove one and test. If still tight, remove another one. Sometimes when you put on fresh grease, the gear tolerance change. Dont throw away the shims. You will need those again.
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 this seems to have done the job. Thanks for the help.
@@bmak114 and one more thing I forgot to mention. The pinion shim and main gear shim for BG are almost identical diameter but both shim have different thickness. The thicker shim is for the pinion and thinner shim is for main gear. Quite often ppl (including me) misplace both shims.
I had exactly the same problem after servicing the reels. The main gear was rubbing against the side plate. Took out the shims which made them better but no way near as smooth as they were out of the box.
what brand(s) of grease do you use? I notice that you have 2 diff grease brushes?
For drag washers I use Cals drag grease. For others, its SKF LGFP
Just gave my son this reel for Christmas and he says the owners manual shows an o-ring that seals the plastic screw-on cover (on side opposite the handle). Part number 6J042501 o-ring "b". But it was not in the box. And I didn't see it in theses videos. Is this o-ring supposed to be there or not?
The o-ring is inside the handle screw cap. I never remove it during servicing due the risk of tearing the o ring. Although the o ring will deteriorate overtime (give or take 6- 10 years without servicing and greasing).
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 thanks! Yeah we confirmed it was SUPPOSED to be there. I contacted TackleDirect and got zero support and a person with bad attitude but then called Daiwa USA and it was totally different. They shipped 2 o-rings at no charge. Thanks for responding!
a tip for better close up autofocus for small items in your hands, try gloves with a pattern on them
What type of grease and oil are you using?
Grease SKF LGFP. Oil Corrosion X mixed with sewing machine oil
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What is with brand new reels, does they need reassembling befor using or after one or two years first time?
Not necessary but I will always recommend to all new bg owners to smear grease on parts as shown at 43:00-45:00. It will do justice to the anti-reverse bearing and pinion bearing in the long run.
Can i reassembling with vaseline?
No
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 can you say which fett to order?
By fett i assume you meant grease?
@@solunaranglingconfidante417 yes, sry... Can u suggest one?
Currently im using skf lggb. Deuthlon reel grease, quantum hot sauce are excellent grease but a bit pricey. Penn reel grease, shimano spray grease are good enough and not too expansive. Chinese blue reel grease are suprisingly quite good, cheap enough and easily available through shopee, lazada, ebay or any other online shops. For oil I use corossion x for saltwater reels. Deuthlon oil is good and expansive. Shimano oil, daiwa oil are the better choice. If not then sewing machine oil and chinese fishing reel oil will be sufficient. I would prefer daiwa oil and shimano oil.