Hub bearings
Hi have a dilemma. I recently replaced my front ITR hub bearings and brake dust shields. Problem is that I didn't realize I ordered the wrong shields. The shields fit the assembly fine, but does not clear the brake rotor.. **DUH**.
I can press out the bearings again, but will that render the new hub bearings useless since the bearing may fall apart once pressed out? There's a tendency that the outer race may come off with the hub when pressed out. If this happens, will I need a new bearing again? I already dropped 80$ for each bearing.
I can press out the bearings again, but will that render the new hub bearings useless since the bearing may fall apart once pressed out? There's a tendency that the outer race may come off with the hub when pressed out. If this happens, will I need a new bearing again? I already dropped 80$ for each bearing.
I've re-used them before. if the bearing is good, just stick it back on. I've never once had the bearing fall apart though.
I just did this with my rears when I put new studs in. Seem to be just fine.
I just did this with my rears when I put new studs in. Seem to be just fine.
If they're brand new, sounds like you obviously haven't put weight on them or even possibly torqued the axle nut, I think you'd be all right to press the hub out and just press it back in when you replace the shield. Shouldn't be an issue
Thanks.. I'll give it a shot after work tonight.
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This is one of the reasons I use parts store bearings, lifetime warranty! Just bring it back and get a new one. I have had the same issue before, but I didnt even try to use it again, just went and got another one.
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