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Old Aug 21, 2018
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hub help please

in trying to install a new hub/wheel bearing assembly, when I removed the old assembly this came off but it looks like part of it remained on shaft?? The new assembly has it on the assembly? What to do?
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Old Aug 21, 2018
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Re: hub help please

try heating it with a blowtorch to make it expand and slide it off
or carefully cut it off without marring the spindle
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Re: hub help please

Originally Posted by Colin42
try heating it with a blowtorch to make it expand and slide it off
or carefully cut it off without marring the spindle
WEll, don't have blowtorch...
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Re: hub help please

option B would be taking all the brake parts off and using a bearing separator.. they make stuff like that easy to remove.
https://www.harborfreight.com/Bearin...Set-62593.html

guessing you don't have that either though. what can you really do with a crappy tool selection? pound a flathead behind it and try not to screw anything up. after you get some space behind it use the 90° end on a flat bar. pry it forward. put the bar on the 4 bolts on the backing plate so you don't bend the backing plate.

i'd go buy a $20 torch. then you'll have one
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Re: hub help please

or take it to someone that can remove it for you
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Re: hub help please

I cut mine off.

https://www.civicforums.com/forums/1...riveshaft.html
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Re: hub help please

Bearing race stuck. Common.

I would slice into it with a cutoff wheel, but not deep enough to gouge the spindle.

Then with a cold chisel and hammer, crack the slice you just made....and then it should slide right off. (you cannot heat it first, it will never crack)


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Re: hub help please

Don’t worry if you dig into the spindle a bit, that’s the whole point of the bearing. Just don’t cut in too far as your structurally weaking it. Gouge here, scratch there is nothing to be concerned about.
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Re: hub help please

Originally Posted by Slumpertcivic
Don’t worry if you dig into the spindle a bit, that’s the whole point of the bearing. Just don’t cut in too far as your structurally weaking it. Gouge here, scratch there is nothing to be concerned about.
Yes I did cut into mine a bit. A 4.5” angle grinder is a little big for it. I don’t think you need to cut as deep as I did either. You could cut a channel in it and wack it with a chisel like ezone said.

A cutoff wheel or Dremel would fit much better!
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