Help replacing rear wheel bearing in NH

[steve215]

Hey everyone I'm looking for someone who could point me the right direction in replacing my right rear bearing. I dont know yet if its that or something else. I jacked up the car the other day and there was plenty of play. Is there a shop that can do it without taking my wallet? I can do it myself but the tools needed costs around $400..Whats a good estimate.

[pete3799]

Where in N.H. are you?

[SCOTITUDE]

there was a thread that had the $20 home depot part list instead of the real tool.

Newbie attacking rear bearings, need help please

http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/964-forum/498717-wheel-bearing-puller-home-made.html

[al lkosmal]

Rear Wheel Bearing Removal

I used the home depot method. Works fine.

regards,
Al

[Packet82]

Arnnworx has a bearing tool for $105 that's a bit more sturdy than the home depot version:

Tool

[SCOTITUDE]

i have the $400 one at the shop but that tool looks good and a steal at a c note.
Have you used it?

[wildcat077]

I bought the Arnnworx tool in order to do my rear bearings over the Winter ... with the cost of the tool and both L&R side bearings,you're looking at roughly $250.00,which is probably less than what a shop would charge you to do just one side !

Just sayin ...

Cheers !
Phil

[frankc]

I purchased the Arnnworx tool a couple of weeks ago. My plan was to purchase this tool and then sell it when I'm done. I figure that the money I lose in the process would be about equal to buying the parts for the DIY tool, plus you have a known good tool that you don't have to shop around for parts to assemble.

So far I have only pressed out the old bearings, but it was a quick and easy task with the Arrnworx tool. It may be another week or two before I get the new ones pressed in, so it may be too late for your needs.

[al lkosmal]

Originally Posted by Packet82

Arnnworx has a bearing tool for $105 that's a bit more sturdy than the home depot version:

Tool

For $100...that is the ticket.

al

[ChrisBennet]

Originally Posted by steve215

Hey everyone I'm looking for someone who could point me the right direction in replacing my right rear bearing. I dont know yet if its that or something else. I jacked up the car the other day and there was plenty of play. Is there a shop that can do it without taking my wallet? I can do it myself but the tools needed costs around $400..Whats a good estimate.

I have the $400 tool. I'm in Nashua. Where are you?
-Chris

[steve215]

Im in loudon about 10mins from concord. Car is in jefferson rigbt now but can pick it up on one of my days off. If i can even rent the tool that would be awesome.