Stuck Flywheel bearing

[madmont]

OOps . Thought it was in the flywheel

[CrUZida]

Get a dremel with a cutting disc, cut a slit in the outer race.
Once the cut is made, it will just fall out.

[wilbo666]

As said you can buy little pullers, handy bastard of things

Worth the money

Cheers
Wilbo

[vanman]

this thread might help - grease method works a treat, and I've used it successfully for exactly the same purpose after my brother hacked a bearing to bits...

http://www.toymods.net/forums/showthread.php?t=5812

Cheers
Vanman

[joecoolmk2]

the welding method is by far easier than buggerising around with a puller, and the puller arms will probly scratch the bearing seat.

i don't reckon the grease method would work on something wit such a asmall surface area to seal on. it godamn messy too

get a stick welder and you'll have it out in one minute flat.

[legend]

welder works a treat

[RAIncarnated]

Well the slide hammer worked, the one i brought was a $10 jobby from supacheap which didnt work to well so i got a long bolt and nut from bunnings and used that as the shaft for the hammer which worked better than the brought one. The end of the crank is a bit buggerised from the cresent spanner method but the mating surface is untouched.

Gearbox is back in - Car is mobile again

[love ke70]

yayayayay!
shoulda bought a pulley! pulleys are fun
so is jim beam wooohoooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[RAIncarnated]

yayayayay!
shoulda bought a pulley! pulleys are fun
so is jim beam wooohoooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah buts what is more lasting fun?

[love ke70]

depends how often you drink...
n when mummy and daddy are supplying a 4.5 ltr boottle

[RAIncarnated]

Woohoo, wheres the funnel

[love ke70]

who needed a funnel, the bottle was in one of those swing things, and had a pourer
hence why im only now awake....