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Re: M belt pulley seal
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Posted by Ray M41 on May 26, 2005 at 14:50:04 from (70.242.226.133):
In Reply to: M belt pulley seal posted by Craig Thoricht on May 26, 2005 at 11:27:19:
It'll come out. The bearing' outer race may be a little dry in the housing. Tap the hub out evenly all around enough to get two pry bars on opposite sides of the flange and pry it out. Careful not to damage the shims. Note the alignment of the shims when you put it back together as the return oil goes through a little hole in the flange. The bevel gear is a @@#$%^& tch get off. you will need a press. Good luck.
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