Anybody know anything about Ford KA's?

[Dolly]

got to do a rear wheel bearing tomorrow on a sh!tty little Street KA, just wondering if i can do it without a press... as i dont have 1 

cant seem to find a free manual / TIS either

[CJA321]

Should be able to do it with a chisel/screwdriver and just chap out the races that way and use the old races to put the new ones in. So yeah you shouldnt need a press for the rears.

[Dolly]

yeah was just going to knock them out and then the new ones back in, not a ford man just doing a FIT female friend a favour 

[golf-sib]

yeah was just going to knock them out and then the new ones back in, not a ford man just doing a FIT female friend a favour 

If doing it this way, use wood.

Wood is softer than metal so no hub damage, bearings will come out with a few whacks and you should be able to get them in. Its the way I did it on my polo.

[Dolly]

cheers for the advice, should be straight forward, just like to know what ive got to do before i actually do it.

[Bellend]

I did one a while back and didn't have a press. 

[RandomJord]

yeah was just going to knock them out and then the new ones back in, not a ford man just doing a FIT female friend a favour 

If doing it this way, use wood.

Wood is softer than metal so no hub damage, bearings will come out with a few whacks and you should be able to get them in. Its the way I did it on my polo.

No ones going to make a joke here??

No?


No one?


Ok I'll leave you to it

[Bellend]

yeah was just going to knock them out and then the new ones back in, not a ford man just doing a FIT female friend a favour 

If doing it this way, use wood.

Wood is softer than metal so no hub damage, bearings will come out with a few whacks and you should be able to get them in. Its the way I did it on my polo.

No ones going to make a joke here??

No?


No one?


Ok I'll leave you to it

If you moved the wood 4 times you could have an Audi badge and move it once more and ya got the olympic rings in the wood.

[Thom89]

yeah was just going to knock them out and then the new ones back in, not a ford man just doing a FIT female friend a favour 

If doing it this way, use wood.

Wood is softer than metal so no hub damage, bearings will come out with a few whacks and you should be able to get them in. Its the way I did it on my polo.

No ones going to make a joke here??

No?


No one?


Ok I'll leave you to it

If you moved the wood 4 times you could have an Audi badge and move it once more and ya got the olympic rings in the wood.

FAIL, dont give up the day job!

Thom

[RandomJord]

Thom! Leave his virginal innocence be!