In this video I’m replacing the front wheel bearings on a Suzuki EIGER 400F 4×4 ATV. I did not use any specialty tools in this video in order to show the hom…
How To Replace The Front Wheel Bearings On Your ATV – PART 2
June 26th, 2013 by admin
In this video I’m replacing the front wheel bearings on a Suzuki EIGER 400F 4×4 ATV. I did not use any specialty tools in this video in order to show the hom…
i was taught to always replace split pins ’cause they are a single use item
yes that was the point of this video although some didn’t realize that by their comments
insted of using a socket you can use the old bearing to hit on
hey donyboy i got a new go kart and the back wheels have the same play as in the video i dont know wats going on becuase it is new i only had it for a couple of months but it doesnt affect the way it drives
ask t-man
i don’t see why not. but it still needs to be on the outside edge
just a random thought: do you simply throw all the parts into a container or water bottle then use the video to figure out which ones go where or do you put them on a piece of cardboard or how do you do it?
if you bend the ends 3 or 4 times they simply break off. i agree.
do you do any starter rebiolds on atvs? my atv has a dual funtion charger-starter. it charges but doesent start do you think the brushed are dirty?
Hey dony got a question related to motorbikes I have a problem with my starter on my pitbike alls it does is clicks and doesn’t start the engine battey was new and bike was is it a common problem with new starter motors
rarely, i give people the choice of an aftermarket one or the more expensive oem
usually put them in a container, the video is always there in case i need it ofr reference
Trying to figure out whats wrong watch my vid to figure out plz.
do you think 110 american dollars is too much for a used one?
as in t-man go karts? his channel?
yes
Test.
Is a starter motor worthless if it Doesent work to start an engine
using a hamber to install a bearing amiture
thanks for the tips
hey donny, just a couple things i wanted to point out to you. you can use a piece of hardwood to hit bearings in. or a piece of 4×4 cut to size. also a socket the proper diameter to the outside of the bearing.
same goes with seals. also just dab of grease does help some. good videos otherwise.
Press would be nice :)
What grease do you use?
any wheel bearing grease, I show it in my last Q&A
i cringed when i seen him hit that bearing with a steel hammer.. use a wood/plastic/old bearing/rubber mallet whatever. i keep lead and nibril ingots around just for this purpose.
a brass/bronze collet punch (3-4″ diameter) with a lead face is very nice for installing bearings