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Old 05-13-2016, 10:51 PM   #33 (permalink)
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More work on the transmission tonight.

With a punch, I was able to tap out the bearing. The punch was pushing on the inner race of the bearing. Thankfully, no puller was needed. Its a very light press fit. To get the new bearing in I used a socket and a mallet to press it in. I also did the seal while I was at it. The old bearing didn't seem horrible once I got it out, but it definitely was making noise. There wasn't a ton of excessive play in it though. Also, all the gearing looked fine.







Here is the magnet in the bottom of the transmission. Its got a bit of gunk on it. Before and after pics shared for comparison.







After that its just a bunch of bolts and it was back together. For those who are timid about this part of the work, its really rather easy.

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