Removing the rear wheel bearing
#42
01-22-2017 | 06:07 PM
Three Wheeling
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I am glad you got the nuts out without getting hurt. Hope you had warranty on your 1/2" breaker bar.
Anything requiring large torque, you should use larger socket driver.
White/Yellow separates from black. Small opening in the black has the protrusion that holds white connector into black connector. Push that in and pull each away. Dielectric grease these connectors when you are putting them back.
Anything requiring large torque, you should use larger socket driver.
White/Yellow separates from black. Small opening in the black has the protrusion that holds white connector into black connector. Push that in and pull each away. Dielectric grease these connectors when you are putting them back.
#43
01-22-2017 | 06:17 PM
Pro Wrench
Joined: Dec 2016
Posts: 1,603
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From: Fall City, WA
I am glad you got the nuts out without getting hurt. Hope you had warranty on your 1/2" breaker bar.
Anything requiring large torque, you should use larger socket driver.
White/Yellow separates from black. Small opening in the black has the protrusion that holds white connector into black connector. Push that in and pull each away. Dielectric grease these connectors when you are putting them back.
Anything requiring large torque, you should use larger socket driver.
White/Yellow separates from black. Small opening in the black has the protrusion that holds white connector into black connector. Push that in and pull each away. Dielectric grease these connectors when you are putting them back.
#44
01-22-2017 | 08:57 PM
I hear ya, I went through (2) 1/2" breakers yesterday.
I plan on reusing the existing 32mm nut unless I tear it up.
The only reason I didn't go with the 3/4" breaker is that I couldn't find a 3/4" 32mm socket. I am going to try to track one down at Sears today as the parts are showing up tomorrow and I want to get this buttoned up by Wednesday
I plan on reusing the existing 32mm nut unless I tear it up.
The only reason I didn't go with the 3/4" breaker is that I couldn't find a 3/4" 32mm socket. I am going to try to track one down at Sears today as the parts are showing up tomorrow and I want to get this buttoned up by Wednesday
#45
01-23-2017 | 11:10 PM
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Joined: Dec 2016
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From: Fall City, WA
Another Tricky Dick chapter closed, just need to fill up the rear diff. Diff oil is coming tomorrow and I will also do the front diff while I am under there.
Oh! while I had it all taken apart I replaced the rear rotors and pads as well.
Oh! while I had it all taken apart I replaced the rear rotors and pads as well.
Last edited by Friday Night Disco; 01-23-2017 at 11:48 PM.
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