Wheel bearings
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Wheel bearings
Who has done them? What was involved? At how many miles? Just curious
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Re: Wheel bearings
Had front bearings done at 62,000 ks one of the ball bearing had split in half , my local bike mechanic , did the job
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Re: Wheel bearings
I've done them on other bikes, but not the FJR. It's a pretty easy job, but you'll need a bearing puller. I bought a bearing pulling kit (http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/43/ ... ing+puller) for $90. I probably saved that much in shop labor charges the first time I used it.
Freeze the new bearings to make them smaller and press them in using a large C-clamp and 2 small blocks of wood.
Freeze the new bearings to make them smaller and press them in using a large C-clamp and 2 small blocks of wood.
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Re: Wheel bearings
Ha, I bet that would have helped on all those suspension bearings too!MrTwisty wrote:I've done them on other bikes, but not the FJR. It's a pretty easy job, but you'll need a bearing puller. I bought a bearing pulling kit (http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/43/ ... ing+puller) for $90. I probably saved that much in shop labor charges the first time I used it.
Freeze the new bearings to make them smaller and press them in using a large C-clamp and 2 small blocks of wood.
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Re: Wheel bearings
Yep, it's like 4-wheel drive. You don't use it very often, but when you need it, you need it.