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> Pressing Front Bearings into Rotors
7TPorsh
post Nov 19 2008, 11:45 AM
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Got into this brake work, have all the parts then realized i have to press in the inner and outer races into the rotors. Doesn't seem to easily tap in.

Is this something I can easily do myself with limited tools? or am I looking at taking it somewhere and dropping $30 or $40?

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post Nov 20 2008, 09:37 AM
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Well guys, I started on getting the old races out, then realized how &$%*^*( dirty i was getting everything.

Was ready to put the bearings in the freezer then realized, what am i doing?

I caved in...Thought about it and ended up going to a local machine shop, amazing what's in that yellow pages book, and having it done pro.

$30 and 2 hours later I am set.

As I picked them up and saw the press job and fitting all nicely packed and sealed, i realized it would have taken a lot of time, patience, and hand goop to do it myself.

Thanks for the advice, i will use the hot and cold idea with other stuff i am sure.

...and if you're in the area, Bob's Automotive Machine Shop is the place. In La Crescenta and been ther about 40 years. Old school workers, luv it!
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