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New Wheel Bearings
Written by daviddockstader on 7/19/2010 at 12:29 pm

I just took an old piece of hardened steel (maybe an old socket extension?),
ground the end nice and square, and drove the old bearings out. No big deal at
all. Then just gently tapped the new bearings in. May have used a socket between
the hammer and bearing to tap them in and get them seated.

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> --- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.com, "Jerry" <sanae.ej@> wrote:
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> > I wondered what wore out after 100K.
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> I just had to put new front wheel bearings in at 83K.
> Not a hard job to do if you have the right tools, like a 20mm bearing puller.
> Almost impossible without one.
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> Also had to replace the universal joint on the drive shaft at the same
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> Again special tools needed (or made).
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