Anyone done this? I'm seeing the bearing only available through my parts supplier, just wondering what the process is as far as separating the old bearing from the old rubber and installing the new bearing? It just presses in?
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I've done it before, after I messed up a bearing in a brand new CSB. I pressed the old bearing out, and pressed a new one in. It sits in a steel sleeve. It's nothing special, like there aren't any retaining rings or screws or anything to undo. It presses straight out and in.
Usually though, the rubber is worn/brittle/cracked. So it's often best to get a new, HIGH QUALITY CSB (not a Uro CSB).
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