@@garethbassett8186 Yea i replaced my spacer. It allows the bearing to not be pressed against the spacer tube. Just order a new one with the part number on the spacer seal. Its like $2.
To make bearing install easier pop the bearings into the freezer for half an hour or so, they shrink just a bit and will install with less force. Use the old spacer upside down to drive the bearings in square to the hub instead of tapping all around the outer edge, it's faster and harder to mess up the hub. Fill in the seals with grease as well as putting the grease on the outer surface of the installed bearings.
Should use a socket the diameter of the bearing. Never want to hit on the center of the new bearing. Small amount of heat from a map gas torch on the hub new bearing will go in with no damage.
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Very neatly done and explained. Thanks for sharing.
This is the best video on this topic I have seen. Thank you!
Great video, very detailed and helpful! Thanks for taking the time to record quality instructional video.
I have the exact same bike.. 2013 450 XC-W... About to change my rear wheel bearings a second time.. Great Video
My bike also has the nylon spacer, I can't find a video that mentions it though. I'm confused.
@@garethbassett8186 Yea i replaced my spacer. It allows the bearing to not be pressed against the spacer tube. Just order a new one with the part number on the spacer seal. Its like $2.
do all ktm wheels have the snap ring?
@@59plexi You mean spacer ring? It will depend on what hub the factory installed.
To make bearing install easier pop the bearings into the freezer for half an hour or so, they shrink just a bit and will install with less force. Use the old spacer upside down to drive the bearings in square to the hub instead of tapping all around the outer edge, it's faster and harder to mess up the hub. Fill in the seals with grease as well as putting the grease on the outer surface of the installed bearings.
I have a nylon spacer behind one of the bearings which side does this go.. sprocket side or disk side? i forgot to take note lol
Should use a socket the diameter of the bearing. Never want to hit on the center of the new bearing. Small amount of heat from a map gas torch on the hub new bearing will go in with no damage.
Thank you this is a gr8 video
awesome video! thx. EE rules!
do all ktm wheels come with a snap ring?
Is that solid brake disc rotor an original 1972 part? lol!
put anti seaze on the spacers prior to intall, they come out easy next time
What about greasing the seal, big no no. I would take the clip down