Hudy Ultimate Engine Tool
#34
Isn't heating up the crankcase the better method, or will this tool not cause damage in the bearing insertion process? I'd love to change bearings without going into the kitchen again, not to mention getting my fingers burnt every now and then...
Cheers.
Cheers.
#35
Tech Regular
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Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 343
From: Melbourne,Australia
just had a look at my tool the front bearing adapter will hold a 17.30mm od bearing when you push it out, i needed to make one to suit 18mm for my sirio and nova bearings hope that helps
"Isn't heating up the crankcase the better method, or will this tool not cause damage in the bearing insertion process? I'd love to change bearings without going into the kitchen again, not to mention getting my fingers burnt every now and then..."
Cheers.
no need to heat up,removes and installs bearing with no damage to case
"Isn't heating up the crankcase the better method, or will this tool not cause damage in the bearing insertion process? I'd love to change bearings without going into the kitchen again, not to mention getting my fingers burnt every now and then..."
Cheers.
no need to heat up,removes and installs bearing with no damage to case
#36
so witch one will hold 17.30 mm? You mean that part when bearing is out or that part to push it out? If that one to hold it out then ok, if that one to push then probably is to thick... Can you check size of that part to push it out?
#45
Tech Rookie
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 2
I am just about to upgrade my OS Speed XZ-R with ceramic bearings and I just wanted to check if these were the correct sizes from BOCA.
The sizes are:
Rear ID 14mm x OD 25.4mm x Width 6mm
Front: ID 7mm x OD 19mm x Width 6mm
I can't find in any manual or online the exact sizes to purchase..
http: // bit.ly/nIdApd
The sizes are:
Rear ID 14mm x OD 25.4mm x Width 6mm
Front: ID 7mm x OD 19mm x Width 6mm
I can't find in any manual or online the exact sizes to purchase..
http: // bit.ly/nIdApd



