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Easy King Pin Bearing Removal
- weeleejimny
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31 Jan 2013 22:09 #60470
by weeleejimny
Easy King Pin Bearing Removal was created by weeleejimny
Hello,
I'd just like to share something I came across when replacing my King Pin bearings.
I noticed most people suggested using a screwdriver or chisel and hammer to bash the old ones out but I found that a 19mm impact socket fitted perfectly against the bearing race and was able to pass through the whole in the swivel joint too:
A couple of good hits with a hammer and they were out in no time at all!
I'd just like to share something I came across when replacing my King Pin bearings.
I noticed most people suggested using a screwdriver or chisel and hammer to bash the old ones out but I found that a 19mm impact socket fitted perfectly against the bearing race and was able to pass through the whole in the swivel joint too:
A couple of good hits with a hammer and they were out in no time at all!
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01 Feb 2013 07:33 #60501
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Replied by goatboy on topic Easy King Pin Bearing Removal
I did the same with an imperial socket after messing about for 30mins with a screwdriver. Soooo much easier! 
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01 Feb 2013 13:27 #60539
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Apart from the "special tools" doing the job
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Replied by GuardianAngel on topic Re: Easy King Pin Bearing Removal
reaper wrote: Top tip !
Nice and simple and no special tools
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