can I reuse the new ones after I remove them from the wrong rotors?

See me other thread for details

I doubt it...
but maybe?

I think you remove them with a brass drift.

but if you bang up any of the corner then I'd be hesitant to re-use at that point.

(you mean wheel bearings right?)
brant

QUOTE (brant @ Mar 20 2006, 03:50 PM)

I doubt it... but maybe? I think you remove them with a brass drift. but if you bang up any of the corner then I'd be hesitant to re-use at that point. (you mean wheel bearings right?) brant

Using a medium sized STEEL drift (like 8mm) with a cleanly dressed tip, pound firmly in each of the slots in the rotor (each in turn) where the bearing seats. Going around a few times should knock the bearing out. Flip the rotor over and do the other race. Piece 'o cake! Install them in the other rotor. The Cap'n

thanks. At least I won't have to buy new bearings just to get the races.

wow...
I'm giving a lot of bad advice today..

thanks captain!

brant