When you press the bearing back in, you need to push on the outer race, not the center sleeve. Your bearing is not deffective, it was simply not installed properly. and it is common sense to install them... Sorry. Time to buy another one. Get Nothing but German ones. FAG, SKF are great.
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I pressed it form thew outer race with the apropriate side collar. then I pressed in the hub with the collar on the back so it wouldnt push the innner race out on the back side.
Ive called motion industries to try and have them cross refernce the bearing. and they couldnt even find a skf grw231
So skf is supoesed to be from germany mine said italyLast edited by 416stroker; 09-18-2009, 08:37 AM.84 318I Delphin RIP
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I dont know dude. Japanese cars last longer than our cars. Japanese NTN's are what ZF decided to use in their transmissions and diffs. Timkens (which are also on VWs) are in the equipment I used to fix, lasted 100,000+ hrs. FAGs lasted 60,000 hours and thats when not abused. Its not that FAGs are overpriced as in they are more expensive. They are the same price and I feel they arent as good quality as Japanese NTNs.When you press the bearing back in, you need to push on the outer race, not the center sleeve. Your bearing is not deffective, it was simply not installed properly. and it is common sense to install them... Sorry. Time to buy another one. Get Nothing but German ones. FAG, SKF are great.Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|Comment
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Got another skf from kragen and this one worked out. Now I have a subframe issue to adress. Someone pulled the diff before and didnt reuse the washers and I found this.

So I'm gonna weld a plate into there and brace the subframe.84 318I Delphin RIP
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FUCK MY LIFE X2 I am having the same problem with my SKF bearing. The inner races come out by hand and it is fucking damn near impssible to get them back in wtf is this normal for an SKF bearing? The FAG bearing stayed together and I can't take out the inner races by hand on it. Is this a defective bearing or what?
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I have gotten 4 front wheel bearings from Autozone and had no issues, but the one I ordered from RMEuropean crapped out after 700 miles.
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I made a press to pull the bearing into the arm, then the hub into the bearing WITH A PLATE PUTTING PRESSURE ON THE BACKSIDE OF THE INNER RACE. It doesn't take a ton of force to push the inner race out. Sorry to say, but it was human error on your part. I've done the same thing.sigpic
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Well nevertheless I got a FAG bearing rush delivered and it went on in 20 minutes no problem. The SKF bearing can suck my balls I never had a problem like that with the front bearings either, and I did use a press for everything btw. On second thought when I pressed the hub in I didn't pull on the back side of the inner race I had a plate on the back pulling on the trailing arm.Last edited by Adrian_Visser; 02-14-2010, 10:59 AM.
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