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How To Change A Rear Drum Wheel Bearing?

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Argh! What an absolute bastard of a job this is turning out to be. It's 90% complete because the kit came with a split pin that's too long to fit in the dust cap!! To say I had seen my arse was a major understatement.

I'm sure I'm going to have to try and knock the races in a bit more on one of the drums as the split pin is a very, very snug fit. :-(

When using the old races as a drift did anyone else find that you ended up getting the old races stuck in the drum :x

As I'm more than likely going to have to hammer the races in further, what do you suggest I use?

If anyones thinking of doing this job themself, use a big, heavey hammer, not a toffee hammer or you'll struggle.

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this pops up a lot - and is the most common bit of maintenence the average person can do without trouble.

so i have done a guide - give something back to the forum iv got a lot of help off myself

Rear Wheel Bearing Guide

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I used a 30mm socket to finish off the races, it worked a treat.

Don't piss about with a screwdriver, get a 30mm socket!

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