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Car Forum / Acura Cars / January 2005

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Rear wheel bearing won't come off

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Filipp Stepanov - 06 Jan 2005 05:57 GMT
Hi, I need a little help here.

'97 3.2 TL

I was replacing the rear hub and bearing assembly, and the thing came off
without the inner bearing race. That is, the race is still stuck on the
shaft. I tried heating it up with the torch, but it won't come off. Any
ideas? Thanks in advance!

Fil
Jafir Elkurd - 06 Jan 2005 12:19 GMT
Use a cut off wheel or angle grinder and cut the race almost through, and
then hit the cut with a hammer and chisel.  It should snap the race off.

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Filipp Stepanov - 08 Jan 2005 05:12 GMT
Jafir, Thanks!

Following your advice and using it as an excuse, I went to Costco and bought
a Dremel kit, over which I'd been drooling for quite some time. The rest was
easy, except that once I hit the race with a chisel, a piece came off. I hit
it again, and then noticed that it was slightly rotating on the shaft with
each hit. After a couple of turns the rest of it came off  by hand. Thanks
again!

> Use a cut off wheel or angle grinder and cut the race almost through, and
> then hit the cut with a hammer and chisel.  It should snap the race off.
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