Yamba6
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Axle. I used a subaru hub/ bearing. Ended up needing to get a new dust sheild and steering knuckle also because the old hub was totally frozen in the knuckle. No amount of hammering, penetrating oil, or torch heat was budging it.Yeah I had a hell of a time removing the bearing hub off the knuckle. Hammered the shit out of it, oiled etc...
What ended up working was using a long extension pressed up on the back of the hub, turn the steering wheel so the extension sat on a solid part of the car, turn the steering wheel AND pry the hell out of it at the same time. Canadian winter driven car and it finally gave way using that method. Was a PITA.
I attempted to do it the same way with a hammer and all. Then realize I lived in a salt filled area and nothing comes off without a certain tool for it.
Not sure if you guys tried this at all but this is actually what you should have used.
http://www.oem-tools.com/upload/products_images/27037.jpg
It scared me since it went pretty far into the axle, but finally broke it free. The new one slid on extremely easy.
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I put an autozone duralast reman axle on my 06 a couple weeks ago because a CV boot had split. No issues and so far so good. I've used them my bmw and no issues either.
Axle or hub/bearing?
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Has anyone used the autozone brand duralast? Any issues with them?
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I'd love to buy a new full suspension bike but definitely dont have the $1500 minimum to get a new one. I say that price for a decent product. I know I can find stuff used for probably $800 but I have too many hobbies with 2 cars and needing to save for a damn house. lol
Recently my money has been going towards gas and white water kayaking. That has been a blast.
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So no mountains in Ellicottville, NY but we still have hills. This is just a quick edit of the 2 mile downhill we have. Cross X trail so everything going down you had to go up as well. This was the last of our ride so we were pretty beat up and tired. Still a fun time blasting down the run with a hard tail.
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Please help my area out!!!! We are the ones at Holiday Valley in Ellicottville, NY
Please vote, it would really be appreciated and may give us reason for a chair lift access to the top. I'd love for that.
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thanks for the info. Any side effects?
Cancer
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Not the best quality video but we will be making a new one this year. I have a new gopro so I'd like to get a better quality to show the trails better.
This is our 2 mile downhill we enjoy at the end of our cross country riding. We usually start on this hill to get to the top and ride all around back in the state forest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX4tb51kAd0&list=UU-0f09ElbDOtmETxWFv2rYg
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Are you 'afraid' of ticks in your area? Currently living in MD and will be hitting the trails soon for the first time.. I hate ticks
We haven't had any issues riding back in this area. It actually dries out pretty quickly here too. I however cant stand ticks and wouldn't be happy with them being on trails. We stay away from one park because of that.
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My Frankenstein bike. Kind of wish it was a full suspension but it's working for the cross country riding I do in Ellicottville, NY
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e96/boarding087/183723_10152040523045051_4609080_n_zps048d947d.jpg
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Where are you based out of? Sounds like people come from all over to get innovative work done. I had them fix my blown turbo and do the timing.
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It says "innovative tuning"
oh no shit..... where was this located. I'm around the Buffalo/Batavia area.
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Spotted this. Anyone here?
what is that on the fenders? Please tell me not fake
fender vents.
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Light blue 4th gen lowered, black dipped rims, yellow calipers. You were parked in your driveway. You live in Tonawanda about a block away from my sisters house that my wife and I have dinner at about once a week. I'll start only driving my car from now on to see if I can catch you outside sometime.
Not mine but didnt know a fellow Buffalonian was on this thread.
I'm in the Akron, NY area. I out that way and in Cheektowaga on a regular.
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And it looks like the fairing is on upside down to me. Just the deflector part.
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Can someone post me the dimension specs for the yakima rack with no roof rails. I got it used and would like to make sure I have it measured out right from front to back and side to side.
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Oh hey, forgot to check this because No one ever posts for Buffalo on this one. That was me. You Buffalo area guys, I've only lived here for 6+ months and work on Walden. Let me know after the snow melts if there are any meets in our area.
I know buffaloscooby does a meet every year driving seasonal roads, I'm hoping to attend that one this year.
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Let me know if anyone is looking to sell.
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Buffalo area (Cheektowaga) Saw a azurite blue 2010+ LGT with mudflaps making a right onto Walden Ave from Dick Rd
Not me but I'm always around Harlem and Cleveland Dr area. And you may see a friend messing around in an orange FR-S
I'll have a silver 05 with red RB flaps in a day or two.
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Buffalo, NY area. Not sure if any others on here.
Front Wheel Bearing -- DIY Walkthrough
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Posted · Edited by Yamba6
From my knowledge these are just hub/bearing assemblies. Why are you trying to just change bearings?
You originally stated that you couldnt get the hub off.... I'd have used that first, then when broken free that way, I would have used a mini sludge on the back side of the hub and beat it on both sides to go back and forth till it broke free from the knuckle. (is what I did.)