hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
r rear wheel bearings hard 2 do on a suzuki samurai
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Re: hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
Nope. Ideally you need a press.
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Re: hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
Only done em on a 410, if they are similar then ideally a press is good, otherwise an angle grinder and metal chisel will get em off and some scaffolding bar and some force will put em back. Don't clamp the bearing in a vice and hit the half shaft though to get em off, can damage the teeth at the end doing that!
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Re: hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
looks likethe grinder will do the job then
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Re: hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
Cut the off with a grinder and can be persuaded back on.
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Re: hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
thanks 4 the help
Re: hi rear wheel bearings easy or hard 2 replace
just got a axle 4 40 quid so win win