

| Subject: | Re: crank bearing removal |
| From: | Dave Black |
| Date: | Fri, 10 Feb 1995 13:22:00 -0700 (MST) |
On Fri, 10 Feb 1995, David Kao wrote: > >> > >>I need to remove the #3 main bearing from the Bus crankshaft. However, > >>I am without a press of any sort. Anybody know a trick, using common > >>household appliances or rocks, on how to remove this bearing? > >> > >>Dave > >>'71 Westfalia & SB > >> > >> > > Is this #3 main bearing special that it takes a press to remove? When I worked > on bug and BMW engines all main bearing halves can be removed by a light tap > by a piece of wood block. Of course you could use a sledge hammer to do it ( > just kidding). Maybe I am wrong, I don't see what the difficulty is. > > David Kao > dkao@eng.sun.com > 83 westy[w], 84 vanagon[w] Actually, this bearing is trapped on the crankshaft (it's not a split bearing) by the distributer drive gear, which *is* pressed on. Dave '71 Westfalia & SB
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