replacing rear bearings 200x

[spete]

What do I need to do to replace the rear wheel bearings on a 84 200x?
They are the original ones.

[SWIGIN]

axle bearings? well you need new ones and seals...lol

and a and a punch or a pipe or a press to get the old ones out. then just tap the new ones in

[Dirtcrasher]

What do I need to do to replace the rear wheel bearings on a 84 200x?
They are the original ones.

Just did mine last week.

I believe they are 6007 bearings, I used SFK bearings and Honda seals.

You may need heat - I did for the axle nuts or they weren't coming out. Then I had to rebuild the caliper as when I took it off all the slide bolts were seized and falling apart with bad pads. Rotor hub was also seized to the axle splines and needed heat to get it off.

You'll need gas to rough clean everything and brake or carb cleaner to clean it all up before assembling. I use semi permanent form a gasket on the outside of my rubber coated seals to seal them in the carrier real nice. I alse use a thick paste grease on all the splines so they will come apart next time.

[troy]

AH Yes the old rear end bearing change, the sweet sound of ing and swearing, maybe the odd cut open finger...LOL....and the fun part and by far the easy part, the new ones. I my self have to replace mine they seem to be getting a little slack. i just tap mine out very softly (as much as possable) so i don't crack any thing that i don't want to. Clean up the area where the new ones are going (make it nice and shiny) and press (hopefuly by hand) in the new ones.


P.S i'm on my third set of bearing's in mine, I think it might be because of the rough trails and no shock on mine.

[spete]

Does the swing arm need to come off?

[edog]

Axle bearings ,,,, no. swingarm bearings ,,, yes. By the way ,,, it might be the best time to add grease zirks to those bearings so you can enjoy NOT ripping the back end apart again for a longggg time to come - providing you grease them from time to time of course.

john

Where would I put the Zirks fitting?

[Dirtcrasher]

Tap a 1/4 - 28 thread in the middle of the housing where it won't affect anything else. There is a bit of room around the inside spacer to the inside diameter of the carrier but once it's filled with grease it only takes a small amount to fill the bearings up.

[edog]

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!