You don't need the tool to do this. do a search on this sight for rotor replacement, I detailed the whole procedure in this, no pics though sorry. It included how to take out the bearings. good luck!
You don't need the tool to do this. do a search on this sight for rotor replacement, I detailed the whole procedure in this, no pics though sorry. It included how to take out the bearings. good luck!
:_drool: It's all fun and games until it can't be fixed!
Screw removal, learn years ago working on Jap bikes, always disassemble anything with a screw using a Honda tool as it was called, i.e.; a impact driver then replace with internal wrenching screws.
Good advice, I picked up an impact driver (shouldn't that be "impact looser"?)a couple months ago @ Harbor Freight in anticipation of doing my front bearings this month. Also, in remembrance of MANY Jap. bike phillips screws destroyed.Originally Posted by rowhard
When I did mine I used an impact driver and removed all screws with no damage...but, since I had bought new ones from Home Depot, I replaced all of them anyways and kept the originals. I bought the impact driver from Advance Auto. I also bought the hub removal tool you inquired about from here:
http://www.etoolcart.com/index.asp?P...OD&ProdID=6804
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Well, I'm getting ready to attempt my bearing install again, without the tool, but hopefully this time I'll get it right. I've since gone back and studied the manual a little more thoroughly, and I think I understand my error now. Anyways, thanks Jolly Roger for the link to that tool. If all else fails at least I won't have to bring it back to the dealership! (It's been at the dealership once in 7 years, which was just last week to diagnose the ABS light)
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