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Thread: How to replace front wheel bearings

  1. #21
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    hey Pete managed to cut the inner sleeve off but the outer one is still stuck in there do you have any ideas how to get it out without a shop press? could i use a hack saw blade to cut it out?

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    You probably could get it out with a hacksaw but you'll still need the press to put the new one back in.
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    Looks like its a trip to the garage then!

    ---------- Post added 06-03-2012 at 11:46 AM ---------- Previous post was 05-03-2012 at 07:25 PM ----------

    Just one more thing, Whats that big round ball thing you used to press the outer bearing out with?

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    It was just an old tow ball. I was just using it as a spacer.

    Anyone with a press will have an assortment of drifts to press stuf in and out with.
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    To put the camber adjustment bolt/nut in the correct position at reassembly, I put a small centre punch mark on the flange[as close as possible to the outside] & a corresponding one on the strut[once again as close as possible to the bolt flange] before I undo anything. I normally have a wheel alignment done ASAP but have found this procedure to be close on perfect.
    Understand how it works, troubleshoot logically BEFORE replacing parts.
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