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They should not be "messed up" when properly |
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| Posted by |
SirpriZ on February 07, 2007 at 1:01 AM |
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I dont recommend using old bearings as they posted by twinturbopoweredz on February 06, 2007 at 05:24 PM |
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removed. There are tools made especially for the removal of bearings w/o doing any damage. I have seen one bearing screwed up upon removal because the "mechanic" forced it off with a breaker bar. I hear you about replacing needed or potentially failing parts. But research differential bearing failure, high mileage or not, and find such an occurance (or at least more than one). We just differ in opinion, and I do not encourage anyone to do a cheap job on an expensive part install, but cautiousness can be overdone. IMO, it is not necessary to replace differential bearings with no sign of wear, galling, contamination, etc. I appreciate your opinion, none-the-less. Take care, Mark
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