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Wheel Bearing Spindle - Bearing Removal

joshnjulie1

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Jul 11, 2012
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Moreno Valley, Ca
I managed to pull apart everything from the knuckles out but just realized there is a bearing inside the Wheel Bearing Spindle....duh makes sense I know.

Anyway. I was wondering if there is an easy (proven) way to get this bearing out as I don't see an easy way to knock this thing out from the insude as there really is no lip.

Also, I cannot tell if there should or should not be a slight groove (indention) on the axle part where the slinger (spnidle yolk) meets up with the axle.

Starting to buy the parts to get this front end back together and I don't want to repalce only to find out I have to tear down again.

Thanks all.
 

Timmy390

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I managed to pull apart everything from the knuckles out but just realized there is a bearing inside the Wheel Bearing Spindle....duh makes sense I know.

That bearing inside the spindle is a mother to get out. I had hell getting mine out. Thers was a post sometime back that showed and named a couple of tools made for that pourpose but I can't find it.

I knocked mine out using a punch and a hammer but it wasn't easy.

Tim
 

bknbronco

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Jan 17, 2011
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beat it out pith a punch and hammer. The plastic bushings arent a good choice if your shaft is a bit pitted or scratched. I was looking at them but im not so sure there better than a bearing.
 
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