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Shane55113 · 07-21-2006

Well i've done it before and i'd prefer to not do it again unless i absolutly had to, its not hard to do it just takes time, i used a gear puller and pushed out the hub then we used sockets on the end of the gear puller to push the bearings out, then use the old bearing to push the new ones on. You could have a machine shop use there press to get it in and out of the knuckle, that would prob only cost a couple presses, but on the down side it would take a day or so.

07-21-2006	#2
Shane55113 Now 20% less Racist Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: St. Paul Posts: 408	Re: Wheel Bearing Well i've done it before and i'd prefer to not do it again unless i absolutly had to, its not hard to do it just takes time, i used a gear puller and pushed out the hub then we used sockets on the end of the gear puller to push the bearings out, then use the old bearing to push the new ones on. You could have a machine shop use there press to get it in and out of the knuckle, that would prob only cost a couple presses, but on the down side it would take a day or so. __________________ If I spent the same amount of $ on my car as I do on booze I'd have a 9 sec car by now!