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12 Mar 2014 08:39 #108269
by maverick
Jalapeño, IISY?
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TomDK - do you have a similar trick to put the bearing/collar on the rear half-shaft ... I suspect
that the half-shaft is a little to big for my oven!!
Jalapeño, IISY?
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12 Mar 2014 08:55 #108270
by idiotmobil
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And tge bearing push in ok with a good sized vise
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12 Mar 2014 09:31 #108276
by Bigjim91
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Chrz me n a mate are goin to have a crack at it this morning
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12 Mar 2014 10:51 #108283
by kirkynut
You'd need to put the half shaft in the freezer but still, unless you have a bloody big chest freezer you'll not be able to!
I have access to a mates fly press, on which I did mine on Saturday as it happens, or my father in law has a hydraulic press I used last time.
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maverick wrote: TomDK - do you have a similar trick to put the bearing/collar on the rear half-shaft ... I suspect
that the half-shaft is a little to big for my oven!!
You'd need to put the half shaft in the freezer but still, unless you have a bloody big chest freezer you'll not be able to!
I have access to a mates fly press, on which I did mine on Saturday as it happens, or my father in law has a hydraulic press I used last time.
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12 Mar 2014 14:03 #108295
by Bigjim91
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Wheel bearing completed, took us 2 1/2 hours, using hammer and punch and a bottle of gas just needed a little heat, a local garage pressed out the old bearing casing n put the new one in for a £10, can go plugging tomoro now!
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12 Mar 2014 16:19 #108308
by gipcyan bill
Replied by gipcyan bill on topic Hub nut tool
Keep an eye on the bearing
Wacking it with a hammer is no were near inuff tight
Wacking it with a hammer is no were near inuff tight
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