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Originally Posted by ArmyX5
I made the mistake of pressing on the outer ring, see picture. I know common sense, but it happen.
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ok I got you, are you talking about when you press the new bearing in, or press the hub back into the new bearing?
I was under the impression that when you press the new bearing in the wheel carrier you should use a disc that covers most of the bearing, so that it doesn't separate, then when it is seated and time to drive the hub in, to use a smaller disc on the back of the bearing to drive the hub in, and only put pressure on the inner race (inner ring) then?