91 hatch dx hubs??
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Re: 91 hatch dx hubs?? (Redline130)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Redline130 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Not too hard, you will need a press however.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Don't try it without one, you'll give yourself a headache and maybe cry. After I painstakingly changed mine without a press on my prelude it lasted for a few months and the bearings went right out again. That was a few years ago so I guess it may have been from lack of experience, but either way it was so much more work than was necessary. After plenty of $$ and hours of work I ended up just going to the junkyard and paying $15 for a new spindle including hub, bearings & arm. Remember to torque everything properly. good luck
Don't try it without one, you'll give yourself a headache and maybe cry. After I painstakingly changed mine without a press on my prelude it lasted for a few months and the bearings went right out again. That was a few years ago so I guess it may have been from lack of experience, but either way it was so much more work than was necessary. After plenty of $$ and hours of work I ended up just going to the junkyard and paying $15 for a new spindle including hub, bearings & arm. Remember to torque everything properly. good luck
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Re: 91 hatch dx hubs?? (pyr0punk2000)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pyr0punk2000 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how hard is it to change a hub on a 91 hatch??? any input would be great.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Removing the hub can be done with a hammer.
The inner race of the wheel bearing however will be attached on the hub. You will need a bearing separator w/ press or puller attachment to remove it. If you don't damage the race, then you can reuse it.
I've only driven in hubs w/ a press, but I suppose you could do it with a hammer. The inner race will have to be brace/supported though as the hub is installed.
Removing the hub can be done with a hammer.
The inner race of the wheel bearing however will be attached on the hub. You will need a bearing separator w/ press or puller attachment to remove it. If you don't damage the race, then you can reuse it.
I've only driven in hubs w/ a press, but I suppose you could do it with a hammer. The inner race will have to be brace/supported though as the hub is installed.
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