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AlexF2003

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12th Jul, 2004 at 10:30:42pm

Do you guys always renew the input gear outer in the transfer casing when you change the bearing?

What method do you use for getting it out?

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13th Jul, 2004 at 07:42:49am

Isnt this the one that you put the transfer case in the oven, give it a sharp tap on the ground and it should fall out.

Thats if im thinking of the right bearing.

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13th Jul, 2004 at 09:49:59am

A few methods...

Drill a few small holes from the other side, and use a pin punch to drift it out, then fill them with epoxy resin.
Weld something like a nut / bolt to the inside, so you have something to grip...
run a bead of weld around it and use a heel bar to remove it.


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13th Jul, 2004 at 05:36:08pm

I had to cut mine out using a dremel.

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AlexF2003

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14th Jul, 2004 at 08:51:08am

I got away with much heat and a puller used as a slide hammer.

Fitting it was fun.... 5 mins at gas mark 9 then the blow torch and it would just about tap in.

Only thing I didnt like was tapping it created a small amount of ally swarf... I hope its going to be ok!!

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