WTB Kent Moore J 23907

[NeedsXtraspace]

Clutch Pilot Bearing Puller Or a comparable model. Thanks!

 

[Bull]

Clutch Pilot Bearing Puller Or a comparable model. Thanks!

I don't have the tool you need, but someone on here recently described a method for removing that bearing that did not require a special tool...just used the hydraulic pressure of grease to pop the thing out. Just an idea if you only have one bearing to do.

 

[NeedsXtraspace]

I don't have the tool you need, but someone on here recently described a method for removing that bearing that did not require a special tool...just used the hydraulic pressure of grease to pop the thing out. Just an idea if you only have one bearing to do.

Thanks for the suggestion. I have tried the grease method. I have not had success but did get a big mess out of the whole process. I rented a Pilot Beearing puller earlier today.... maybe it will work out better than the grease. Gotta get my car back on the road!

 

[swgray]

The grease method works best with the solid bushings. With the needle bearings, not so well. I looked that puller up, just to see what you're looking for. It looks like it would do a good job. I've used a slide hammer and a single hook, but that is somewhat iffy, too.

I stumbled onto these on ebay. I may get myself two of them. $44 for 2 different sizes.

 

[NeedsXtraspace]

The grease method works best with the solid bushings. With the needle bearings, not so well. I looked that puller up, just to see what you're looking for. It looks like it would do a good job. I've used a slide hammer and a single hook, but that is somewhat iffy, too.

I stumbled onto these on ebay. I may get myself two of them. $44 for 2 different sizes.

The bushing in the car now is a needle bearing. The grease method did not budge it... I appreciate the info on those pullers. They look good and a great price...