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mono shock front wheel bearings
- Thread starter mikegates
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pglaves
#13338
the heat spec in the repair manual won't harm the paint using a heat gun. Be very careful using (or don't use) a torch. Go slow, apply heat with the gun moving continuously.
I insert and tighten the bearing puller so it is applying some pressure, then heat the hub. As soon as it is hot enough you will hear a slight creek as the pressure moves the bearing a little - then use the puller to pull it out.
I insert and tighten the bearing puller so it is applying some pressure, then heat the hub. As soon as it is hot enough you will hear a slight creek as the pressure moves the bearing a little - then use the puller to pull it out.
wecm31
Luddite Looney
just something to do. After jumping it like a willys in four wheel drive, and using the left handed monkey wrench thought it was time.
...and get back to work, if you have any sense
