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Tricks for removing needle bearing from tcase output?

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Tricks for removing needle bearing from tcase output?

Post by HedgeBoar »

Just stripping down my transfer case to put some 6.5:1 gears in...

not having much luck getting the small needle bearing out of the front end of the output shaft, does anyone know any tricks to try with this?

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Post by GRPABT1 »

Hydraulic press? Bearing puller?
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Post by MUD-PIGSIERRA »

How too

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Post by want33s »

I used bent tipped circlip pliers.
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Post by v6hilux »

Grease and displacement, you work it out!
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Post by HedgeBoar »

yeah tried the circlip pliers and the grease method, along with a bit if slide hammer action..... with no luck. seems to be very stuck. Might just have to bite the bullet and take it to someone with the correct puller i guess...

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Post by HedgeBoar »

Got it in the end with another attempt at the grease/punch trick :D
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