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> rear wheel bearing stuck, ($*@#(*!@& it!
seanery
post Sep 15 2004, 02:22 PM
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any ideas?

passenger side came right out.
driver side doesn't seem to move at all.

I'm using a 3lb hammer and a 36mm 1/2 drive socket with 8" extension.

I have a 5 lb hammer, but no room to swing it under the car.
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lapuwali
post Sep 15 2004, 05:19 PM
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Not another one!
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I've never done this (but need to), so I'll ask: is pulling the trailing arms really that much of a big deal? Seems to me that once you have the axles and hubs apart to get at the bearing in the first place, that removing the arm is a pretty minor extra step. The idea of whacking on the thing while under the car with a big hammer while its up on stands doesn't sound too pleasant, nor does it sound like a heathly thing for the trailing arm bushings.
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