hanger bearing
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I'm shore that you don't need to take it to a shop but that's all the advice i can give you
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By 'Hanger Bearing' I'm guessing you mean, what I'd call the carrier bearing?
If so I had mine changed recently and I beleive the old one had to be pressed off and the new one pressed on to the driveshaft. So if you have access to a press, or perhaps don't mind spending quality time with a hammer you should be good to go!
Good luck
If so I had mine changed recently and I beleive the old one had to be pressed off and the new one pressed on to the driveshaft. So if you have access to a press, or perhaps don't mind spending quality time with a hammer you should be good to go!
Good luck
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i do have access to a press,
well off i go to install new hanger or carrier bearing, 3200 spring and new plug end for block heater as it is 37F today and snowing.
thanx
well off i go to install new hanger or carrier bearing, 3200 spring and new plug end for block heater as it is 37F today and snowing.
thanx
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it doesn't press on. you have to take the u-joint off of the rear end then take the bolts out from the top of the bearing and pull the drive shaft out of the "sleeve" that it slides into, then you pretty much just hammer the old one off and put the new one on. its pretty well self explanitory when you go underneath to look. Make sure to take caution when taking the bolts out from the hanger bearing as the driveshaft will fall once you loosen them.
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