Does anyone know how to remove the front wheel hub bearings in a 1985 honda 250r? I've been ing away for days and they havent budged at all.
Does anyone know how to remove the front wheel hub bearings in a 1985 honda 250r? I've been ing away for days and they havent budged at all.
Got a manual?
No?
http://www.oscarmayer.net/atc/manuals/
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I've seen the manual but I can't find the oem head piece for the shaft remover, is there a trick anyone knows on how to get them out or anyone whose changed those out before.
I just take a punch and drive the collar to one side then drive the bearing out. Once one is out the other is very easy.
That's pretty much what I do. Move the spacing collar to one side, use a and a long punch to hit the bearing in a couple spots then the collar should move around easier. Then I work my wayt around the bearing until it pops out. I don't like to just tap out the bearing by working in one spot. You could also heat the hub up a little with a torch to open up the hub bore a little. I've had some bearings just drop out while I was heating them up.
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screw drive one side, blow it out the other. socket extentsion blow the other side out. clean up powder coat if needed and reinstall. no hard ya watch it be done once ya can do it do anything.
Tried everything I could with a and a punch, gonna take it to a machine shop to see if they can press it out with a torch and some hydraulic luck it should be ready by this weekend.
Yaegerb is correct, but if all else fails I've used a die grinder to bearings
Man I've never been so happy to see a can of WD40, I let it soak for some time and with a quick hit it came loose. Thanks for all the replies guys I managed to change the bearings and install the seals, now I just have to rebuild the front brake caliber and the forks and she'll be ready for thanksgiving in glamis.
Good deal! Hope the rest of it goes smoothly