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Old 04-11-2008, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Chad300tdt View Post
I read about using the old bearing to drive out the race and using the old race backwards to drive in the new race (after 6 hours in the freezer).
Using the old race works well, but I would recommend that you don't use it "backwards." The old race will typically seat to some degree; if it's in backwards it's tough to knock out, as the shoulder is facing the wrong way.

To remove the inner race, I use a large 1/2" drive socket installed backwards on an extension bar. The larger circumference of the socket shoulder (as compared to drift) gives a better grip on the shoulder of the bearing cup.
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