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If okorder /... If you're talking about dismantling the actual bearing... Take off the shield with a needle or something, hit bearing multiple times until it breaks. Gather pieces.
We need them for a science fair project but we don't have time to buy it off line. do you know any stores ? please answer. Thank you :)
A hardware store should have many different sizes of bearings.
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Depends on the make. You have to remove the steering knuckle then depending on the make remove the screws that hold the hub assembly and change it. Though some you have the have the hub pressed out, then the bearing pressed out, then pressed back in one then the other,
i wasn't to sure how to tell. i didn't think that it mattered but i guess it does. i figured that out when i bought bearings and wheels and they didn't fit inside the wheels. can you please tell me how to tell what kind of bearings i need in this type of situation?
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I have basic car knowledge and I do my breaks every time they need to be done but I have never done the Bearings. Does anyone know how much they would cost to do the fronts and the time frame to do it. Also how easy is it to do?
Shouldn't be a problem for you. Time: maybe an hour per bearing if you're doing it without a lift. Cost varies based on vehicle...expect 40-60 bucks per bearing.
i need cranlkshaft bearings for my 1985 kx 125
has it ever entered your mind to call the dealer ?
After a wheel alignment my wheel bearings went bad, immediately.
I had a tire that wore each and each of the tread off on a million/4 of the tire . the different 270 ranges grow to be positive. It grow to be a cheap tire from western automobile two decades in the past. It grow to be the most weird element I truthfully have ever considered a tire do. I positioned a clean one on and by no potential had a topic.
This is a mid-1970's Schwinn. Obviously, if there is grit or dirt or rust I will clean them. My instinct is to use 3 in 1 oil if I must, then repack everything in good old reliable bicycle grease. But if there is just old grease without anything gritty, do I even need to clean the bearings etc., and if so, what cleaning agent do I use?
brake cleen works the best. teflon bike grease is best but automotive wheel bearing grease works good too. i would just replace ball bearings regardless of how old they may be. yes clean out old grease.