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74 alaska blue 2.0 ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 63 Joined: 1-March 05 From: Philly Member No.: 3,689 ![]() |
I'm into the 3rd week (part time of course) of a rear bearing replacement project that has been a problem. I've been following the Pelican Parts recomended process from there tech article and that has been helpful. The problem is that the bearing broke apart as I tried to drive it out of the trailing arm. Only the outer ring or outer race of the old bearing is left and it does not want to budge out of the trailing arm. The pelican article says to use brute force and knock it out but I'm afraid of damaging the trailing arm. Anybody ever had this issue and if so, how did you get the bearing out? Thanks as always for your helpul replies.
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74 alaska blue 2.0 ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 63 Joined: 1-March 05 From: Philly Member No.: 3,689 ![]() |
All:
Thanks for the posts. The arm is still on the car at this point, I was hoping to avoid removing it as I've never done this before. I do have a compressor and haven't tried that yet but I think I will. The reassurance that it's OK to be using a sledge hammer to pound something out of the trailing arm is helpful. Thanks again, I'll keep you posted |
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