2. Drive the bearing races out of the hub using a blunt flat chisel or a hammer drill. Working from the center of the hub outwards, use the breakers to create a channel for the punch (photo).
Rear hub with one bearing ring removed
3. Clean the bearing ring seat in the hub. Lightly lubricate the new ring, then insert or press it into place, making sure it is seated correctly. Also make sure the rings fit straight in - if they are allowed to tilt they may be damaged (photo).
Installing the rear hub bearing ring |
Installation of the bearing ring support surface using a hammer and a blunt punch |
4. Lubricate and install the bearings and seal, then install and adjust the hub - see Section 1, Chapter 27.