Jbarker1983

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What about putting the shaft in a vice and then using the impact gun ? At work we got huge vices

gompka

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could try it, but i'm not liable if you damage your shaft.

JAY_NYCE

TRY THIS... PIC ATTACHED

JAY_NYCE

And yes you can do it with the Shaft cover still attached.

Jbarker1983

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This is ____ing me off I'm using a 13 mm socket is that a 12 point? It looks as if it's stripping had it in a vice still won't break loose

Jbarker1983

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Finally got it off!!!

scion86

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What did u end up doing. And Are the bearings or shaft bad.

Jbarker1983

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Still trying get the last side of the shaft out

Jbarker1983

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Anyone got a pic of which side I hit to get this shaft out to see the bearings

JAY_NYCE

post up a pic where you are...

Jbarker1983

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Dilirious

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In your first picture you hammer that while in the second picture you make sure that the bearing are not obstructed by anything so they can come out.

Dilirious

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Also I realized that no one posted up gompka diy videos on how to remove them.

http://23.25.49.254/D.I.Y.html

And seeing where you are at now you should watch video part 4

hope that helps

Jbarker1983

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Well got it off here's the pics idl what these bearing are suppose to do they spin but won't slide at all everything looks like it should I'm guessing

Jbarker1983

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ok so the one closest to the pulley may wiggle a tab barely im guessing thats why it was squeaking i cant figure out how to get these bearings off any help pics etc????

Jbarker1983

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For the bearings off the shaft was dirty but smooth no marks so I bought two new bearings do I need some type grease ???

scion86

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How's the shaft? And you should get a grease fitting installed,,like mine

Jbarker1983

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Replacing both bearings on pulley side shaft looks great. Where do I get a grease fittin

JAY_NYCE

you can get a pack at your local auto parts store. they usually sell 5 in a box. it might be located near the grease/oil section.

Then you have to use a drill and drill into your bearing housing.

You also need a "tap and die kit" to create threads in the housing so that you can screw in the grease fitting.

Jbarker1983

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Not gonna do that anytime soon what about actual grease for inside the housing when I put it all back together