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blue magic

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Mar 4, 2009
fredericton,
hey yo, i am about to replace my hub, and i was wondering what i have to disconnect along the way, and if there are any hints you guys could give me before i dig in. just windering what tools i will need and if there are any tricky spots i should be prepared for... and do i need a press to put the new bearing in?

anything would help:hellyeah:
 
The 2g dsm's have a "bearing assembly" it's the whole bearing and housing which has flanges that bolt to the knuckle.


If rusted it can bea hard to replace.

You can use a puller to push the axle through the hub to get that out. And if the bearing housing is stuck to the knucke, use a hack saw to cut down the splitline/seam between the hub flanges and knuckle. Then us some drafts/wedges to pry the hub off of the knuckle. sometimes a sledge helps.

good luck
 
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