Wheel bearing question, please help me out!
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Wheel bearing question, please help me out!
this may be a stupid question, i did a search but i couldnt find anything.... i am trying to remove the front wheel bearing races, is there a special tool to remove these, or is there something i am missing?, those suckers are in there i cant get them out.... ive never done wheel bearings before, so go easy on me
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Lay the rotor down and use a long screwdriver or punch to tap out the race from the opposite side. There's just enough overhang to catch it and tap it out. Flip and repeat.
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Lay the rotor down and use a long screwdriver or punch to tap out the race from the opposite side. There's just enough overhang to catch it and tap it out. Flip and repeat.
Lay the rotor down and use a long screwdriver or punch to tap out the race from the opposite side. There's just enough overhang to catch it and tap it out. Flip and repeat.
how do you get the new ones in?
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Ideally....with a bushing driver.
In reality, you can use anything to drive it in. Just make sure you keep it straight and drive it in evenly. I used to use a 1/2" drive extension about 8" long and a medium sized hammer (before I gained access to a fully equipped shop.
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In reality, you can use anything to drive it in. Just make sure you keep it straight and drive it in evenly. I used to use a 1/2" drive extension about 8" long and a medium sized hammer (before I gained access to a fully equipped shop.
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From: Oyth
Car: 89RS vert
Engine: Erod
Transmission: 4L65e
Axle/Gears: BW, 3.27
Thats how i did mine.Tap them out w/flat blade screw dr or a sutible tool.Then used the old race to install new ones..
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