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Old 10-14-2015, 08:05 PM
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How do I get the race off? Not enough lip to get the bearing puller on.


Old 10-14-2015, 08:34 PM
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This is a job for your local machine shop. Pay them to press it off/on with the correct equipment.
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The large bearing separator from HF should have enough purchase to get it off, always has for me.

http://www.harborfreight.com/automot...ator-3979.html
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You could try to cut, just grove the race, and then crack it with a chisel.
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^ this. Careful not to damage the shaft.
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Originally Posted by guitman32
The large bearing separator from HF should have enough purchase to get it off, always has for me.

http://www.harborfreight.com/automot...ator-3979.html
Thanks! Did just that. Super easy. Tightened it up and used a 2-claw bearing puller with a 32mm socket on the hub.

Install was even easier. Cleaned up the hub, spread anti-seize where needed, stuck in the freezer. Put the bearing on concrete floor, put a heat gun on it. Browsed YouTube for 5 minutes. Took the hub out of the freezer, set on a 36mm socket. Put the bearing on top and pushed down (it slipped on about 1/4"). Used a soft mallet to beat the bearing all the way on. Toward the end (1/8" away from flush) it was tight. I put the salvaged race against the inner race of the new bearing and applied a moderate amount of BFH. Perfect


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You could try to cut, just grove the race, and then crack it with a chisel.
That was last resort. Luckily, didn't have to.

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Old 10-21-2015, 07:16 PM
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glad it worked out, nice work
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