GRRR.. How do you get the bearings and hub out..
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..of a front 4x4 hub carrier![Wall](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/wall.gif)
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Outer ring popped out easy but i can't get the inner one to budge is there a special tool for this? any tips
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Outer ring popped out easy but i can't get the inner one to budge is there a special tool for this? any tips
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that pic was after a massive hub failure, we got mine out and new 1's in without pressing them, to get them out bodge i know but i just mullered em as i wasnt using the bearings again lol, new 1's went in with a hammer and a circular piece of metal the same size as the bearing.
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You need a press ideally, or a local shop should do it for a fiver as it's easy with a press.
I've seen 7 tonnes on a bearing before to press it in and out. So it's not easy.
Another bodges way is to weld a ring around the inside of the old bearing shell, when it shrinks so does the bearing and it makes it easier to hammer out.
Then put the hub in the oven, or heat it up with a heat gun or something, and the bearing in the freezer, and hammer it in with a big socket.
I've seen 7 tonnes on a bearing before to press it in and out. So it's not easy.
Another bodges way is to weld a ring around the inside of the old bearing shell, when it shrinks so does the bearing and it makes it easier to hammer out.
Then put the hub in the oven, or heat it up with a heat gun or something, and the bearing in the freezer, and hammer it in with a big socket.
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