has anyone used this type of tool to remove front wheel bearings?




http://www.harborfreight.com/c...45210

 

bump, i will like to know also. if know one has i will go by harbor with the wheel bearing and see if its big enough an if it might work

 

you still need a press


I watch my friend to it for me with sockets....

 

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I watch my friend to it for me with sockets....</TD></TR></TABLE>

u dont need a press...

 

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u dont need a press... </TD></TR></TABLE>

alright. now im confused.

have you ever replaced a bearing before?

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1815114

https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=2


<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tyson &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">alright, i see now. my apologies.

however, from trying to remove other bushings and whatnot from simple c clamps no different than that threaded rod in function, i think youre going to have to hope for "at best" conditions. if its any bit siezed, thats not going to be enough power to remove the bearing and hub..</TD></TR></TABLE>


i did some search but nobody stated that they had used it... just wondering if anyone else has..

 

yeah i figured by the timing you were asking here because of that thread.

you dont have to listen to me.

everyone else who has experience is saying to use a press. for someone who hasnt done it, you arent in a position to tell anyone what can or cant be done.

 

im not telling people what can or cant be done...

u dont have to use a press with this kit and i understand when u are stating that it might not work.. i know using a press is the ideal thing... i was just asking if anyone had use the kit...


Modified by JCracer723 at 8:09 PM 11/21/2006

 

i used a tool like this.... its from snap-on and is made to work with fwd cars.

wasn't hard just the wrenching part cause i didnt have a compressor at the time. fairly simple to use but does take some patience(didnt want to put the bearing in crooked)

You still have to a slide hammer to take out the hub.

snap-on tool worked great not too sure for harborfrieght... I tend to stay away from there!