Front are really easy Scott save a few bucks and learn something.Just found a good article from Hagerty on replacing bearings
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Will do, I thought I needed a press.
Rob your old school. did you ever drill the drum around a stud to get it off? I never had, just a BFH! with a lug upside down on the stud and drive it out in one blow. There I said it late the hate begin!
BFH can fix many things 
Rear maybe if doing axel bearings but there are ways to cut them off and put them on, Definately not if its your first time IMO
Yeah, for me, the jury's out on all those free service manual downloads. I'm not real crazy about reprints. I like BOOKS. First editions, IMO are best because they seem to have the least mistakes. As they are reprinted, there are more mistakes......and down right exclusions. I can only imagine how the CD versions are.....and then finally the downloadable versions. Besides, the BOOK needs no lecktricity to work and I can put my HAND right on it. I guess I'm just old. That's cool, too.
1 pound for new cars, 2 pound for imports, 5 pound for mopars, remember that it is important.BFH can fix many things
Yup, I've done a LOT of them. I found a 5/8 metal cutting hole is DEAD perfect. Cut all the way THROUGH the drum and just scratch the surface of the hub. The drum will fall off.
I always try to get paper copies. I hate the download things and CD’s.
The my Mopar scans are right on. I just print out what I need if I do not have the FSM. I am starting to get a hell of library on them though. Have most of the prestolite IPB from 70-30, alot of mopar mostly 60's. But I need them.
No no. It's 10 pound for imports. They don't need to come out alive.
Yeah but what if you get a virus or something corrupt in your computer? Like Barney would say. Blewey.
I dont ever think I have cut that, just pushed them out usually. Reason is what keep the drum on afterwards in theory? The area it swedges into is gone. Never screwed up a stud either.
Thats the import suv's!
Cheap refurbished laptops. I kill them in the shop usually.
Should have specified My Mopar scans. Never ever had a alert on them.
I usually grind the od of old bearing and use it to drive wheel bearing in.
Morning!
Another rough night,and the low back pain is starting. There was no back pain when this started, so i dont know wtf is next.
Another rough night,and the low back pain is starting. There was no back pain when this started, so i dont know wtf is next.
If you push the studs out without cutting the swedged part of the drum, you will enlarge the stud holes in the hub and a new stud is much less likely to be tight when driven in. It can actually ruin the hub. ....and they don't grow on trees.
I'm still nursin a hurt back so I fully sympathize.
I'm not just talking about them, but any virus or corrupt file that can render your computer into a useless turd.
Worst thing is, we supposed to head out saturday to visit mil in alberta. So unless there is a dramatic change,thats not happening. Kim has been so excited to see her mom, its been a couple years.
Oh yes totally agree. Have two laptops one just for stuff, one for sensitive stuff.
All you can rally do is prob take it easy if you can Frank.
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Morning you insomniacs. I am up early as I am in a super sketchy hotel. Turns out the SEC is having a baseball tournament here this week and weekend which is why I could not get a room anywhere. Arghh Room is a bit small!
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