rear wheel bearings (inner)

[daniel-1986]

how do i get the inner bearing out as it says in haynes manual to prise it out the oil seal with a screw driver but it wont budge and other ways to get it out

[wopdat]

Lookin at the disc from the inside you wil see the rubber/plastic seal which you can just prise and pull off. Once off the roller bearing will come out and you can bang out the outer shell using a flat screwdriver and hammer from the outer side. You will se a cut where the bearing sits so you can bang it out but be careful not to damage tha surrounding areas and the outer bearing.

[daniel-1986]

mines got drums only

[wopdat]

Same process... just take the drum off and do as i said. Take your time and don't be too heavy handed so not to cause any damage.

[daniel-1986]

got it done i took to the garage where im gettin my headgasket done. he knocked them out for free im now in the process of knocking the runners in

[daniel-1986]

i went top put the drums back on but the brakes seemed to be locked on with the hand brake lever down. i loosened the handbrake and it now only gets one compared to 3 clicks before i took the drum off, does anyone how this could happen

[Jay]

i went top put the drums back on but the brakes seemed to be locked on with the hand brake lever down. i loosened the handbrake and it now only gets one compared to 3 clicks before i took the drum off, does anyone how this could happen

I had the same problem with mine, I left it for a week as I was getting the shoes replaced by a garage the following weekend. It was a real bugger to get the drum back on properly, and this is why I won't be taking the drum off anymore... that and I buggered the bearings before. I have now vowed never to touch the braking system on my daily