Rear wheel bearing on a 98 125, how do you change them?
#1
Rear wheel bearing on a 98 125, how do you change them?
Rear wheel bearing on a 98 125, how do you change them?
I changed the front. They were no problem as I could knock out the old bearings.
The rear has no separation so I am thinking I need something like a bearing puller? Correct?
Thanks
I changed the front. They were no problem as I could knock out the old bearings.
The rear has no separation so I am thinking I need something like a bearing puller? Correct?
Thanks
#4
Got the bearing out but it is not like my manual shows.
My manual shows the circlip and one bearing on each side.
I do not have a circlip (and there is no room for one).
Also one side has 2 bearing back to back. I have 3 bearings total.
My manual shows the circlip and one bearing on each side.
I do not have a circlip (and there is no room for one).
Also one side has 2 bearing back to back. I have 3 bearings total.
#5
skos, 3 bearings? Describe it for us. (Typical roller bearings??? Are they sealed??)
Keep the old "race" to seat the new race, after you complete the removal (^per Drag.) And yes, remove the old race; don't mate new rollers with an old race. Make sure any seals are installed in the proper direction.
Keep the old "race" to seat the new race, after you complete the removal (^per Drag.) And yes, remove the old race; don't mate new rollers with an old race. Make sure any seals are installed in the proper direction.
#6
skos; it's been nearly a month. (More like 3, but....) Did you get the bearings repaired?
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Last edited by jeffzx9; 01-19-2010 at 10:23 PM.
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