Audiman Posted April 20, 2011 Report Posted April 20, 2011 What a nightmare. I read all the advice about removing and installing a new wheel bearing on my Galaxy.Originally on one side(NS)the rear wheel rotated easily. The other side (OS) it was a bit stiff - so I decided that the wheel bearing must have gone faulty - (the same wheel had a seized caliper that caused overheating - sealed bearing no grease etc etc). I installed the new bearing in - this is stiff as well. Maybe I didn't need to change the wheel bearing after all!!!! From my experience - don't even think about knocking it out with a hammer, or heating the housing etc etc.YOU WILL NEED A HEAVY DUTY SLIDE HAMMER to extract the rear hub. Don't even think about anything else!!!You'll be pi**ing in the wind or have more chance farting your way to the moon! When putting in the new bearing, use your old bearing to knock in - then tighten up using the nut and big washer Quote
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