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Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« on: 26 September 2010, 14:41:11 »

Anyone on here Know of a supplier that can do me a rear wheel bearing removal tool for my saloon miggy?
I've had a look at TIS and there ref; number is KM-620.
Can you buy this tool ? or borrow one maybe?.
I've searched the Ebay and the sealey site but cant find anything similar. Plenty of tools to put new bearings in but nothing to press them out. >:(
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #1 on: 26 September 2010, 15:38:58 »

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Anyone on here Know of a supplier that can do me a rear wheel bearing removal tool for my saloon miggy?
I've had a look at TIS and there ref; number is KM-620.
Can you buy this tool ? or borrow one maybe?.
I've searched the Ebay and the sealey site but cant find anything similar. Plenty of tools to put new bearings in but nothing to press them out. >:(
Pig of a job apparently. Easier to change the whole arm with a known good baring from a breaker...so they say.... :-/
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #2 on: 26 September 2010, 18:49:40 »

when they are stuck....that tool just bends!

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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #3 on: 26 September 2010, 19:11:33 »

You need 1 very big press as doudt if standard tools would remove them.

Best bet is to find a local garage and get them to give you  "fixed price" then it is down to them .
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #4 on: 26 September 2010, 19:44:44 »

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Anyone on here Know of a supplier that can do me a rear wheel bearing removal tool for my saloon miggy?
I've had a look at TIS and there ref; number is KM-620.
Can you buy this tool ? or borrow one maybe?.
I've searched the Ebay and the sealey site but cant find anything similar. Plenty of tools to put new bearings in but nothing to press them out. >:(


Happy to help if you can do a week day
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #5 on: 26 September 2010, 21:07:15 »

Thinking back....IM sure you helped when mine wouldnt budge a year or 2 back....Didnt you pop in at marks for spings or something while we were doing my bearing...so you know how bad they can be  :y

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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #6 on: 27 September 2010, 10:11:46 »

Yes James/Mark That was me trying to help. Think it was early last year when we came over to Marks.
"What a pig of a job that was"
Im not 100% sure if it is a wheel bearing gone, I.ve got a regular (wheel rotation noise) coming from somewhere. Unsure what sort of noise a bearing makes when they go. I can only hear/feel the noise when im on a new road (smooth tarmac) at about 30/40mph. tyres seem ok and i've done the usual jack it up and shake the wheel checks.
Maybe its the brakes/ shoes at the back or even the diff showing me signs of giving up(Hope Not). Car has done 144K. New Cambelt due at 150K
Thanks for the offer Marks DTM i may take you up on it when i find the problem :y
any ideas?

Mark T

P.S. I could pop round Marks to let him test drive it for me to see.
« Last Edit: 27 September 2010, 10:20:58 by tomoco »
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #7 on: 27 September 2010, 12:51:38 »

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Yes James/Mark That was me trying to help. Think it was early last year when we came over to Marks.
"What a pig of a job that was"
Im not 100% sure if it is a wheel bearing gone, I.ve got a regular (wheel rotation noise) coming from somewhere. Unsure what sort of noise a bearing makes when they go. I can only hear/feel the noise when im on a new road (smooth tarmac) at about 30/40mph. tyres seem ok and i've done the usual jack it up and shake the wheel checks.
Maybe its the brakes/ shoes at the back or even the diff showing me signs of giving up(Hope Not). Car has done 144K. New Cambelt due at 150K
Thanks for the offer Marks DTM i may take you up on it when i find the problem :y
any ideas?

Mark T

P.S. I could pop round Marks to let him test drive it for me to see.
Rear wheels on the front & test drive
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #8 on: 27 September 2010, 15:37:02 »

Thanks Rob...
I  have a set of wheels/tyres (just legal) in the garage, i'll swap them and see what happens

Cheers
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #9 on: 27 September 2010, 17:47:38 »

Even we haven't got the tooling for these as it wasn't a blanket issue tool from GM

I've tried to get an idea of how it works from the pictures on TIS but to be honest they aren't that go

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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #10 on: 27 September 2010, 21:05:28 »

Thanks Andyc. it's a bit annoying that something as simple as pushing one piece of metal out of another is made so difficult because of a particular shaped tool.

I'm gonna be replacing my rear discs, pads and hand brake shoes soon and while its stipped down i'll have a good inspection. Does anyone know the push through diameter at the back of the hub bearing? think its 52 mm
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« Reply #11 on: 27 September 2010, 22:06:19 »

don,t know what all the fuss is about,fairly straight forward job when i changed mine. :y
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #12 on: 27 September 2010, 22:17:27 »

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don,t know what all the fuss is about,fairly straight forward job when i changed mine. :y
how long take to change bearing for you?
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #13 on: 27 September 2010, 22:54:15 »

took me a saturday morning to do both, then found out later that it was the wanli ditchfinders that were making the noise :-[
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing removal tool ?
« Reply #14 on: 27 September 2010, 23:32:35 »

It is amazing what effect poor tyres can have, It took me two years to work out that falcon tyres are not the most directionally stable in the world, changed every related component and it made no odds, even the parts that had failed made little odds.  >:(

Just could not believe tyres could have that effect, and everyone, elsewhere, talked so highly of them.

Anyway, best of luck with it.
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