Rear axle bearing puller tool....SoCal

hugo2go

hugo2go

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Just wondering if anyone had a homemade or SST tool for the rear seal job to be completed.
I have a press, but need a tool to complete the job.

If anyone has one in the SoCal Area (Im in Pasadena) , I will pay to borrow the tool for the day.


Thanks in advance.
 
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what's the spec of your press? I've read that it needs to at least 15-20 ton press.

I have a spare housing that you can cut and create you own SST. It will look something like this.
 

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Save yourself some time and just drop it off at a machine shop. Napa took everything off and pressed the new parts on for $65. Drop it off, pick it up in an hour or two, done.

Edit: just read that you HAVE a press, I read that backwards. You'd still probably save time if you just take it in, just not money.
 
gamefreakgc said:
Save yourself some time and just drop it off at a machine shop. Napa took everything off and pressed the new parts on for $65. Drop it off, pick it up in an hour or two, done.

Edit: just read that you HAVE a press, I read that backwards. You'd still probably save time if you just take it in, just not money.
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Which napa shop? Please do share cause the cheapest quotes I got was around $100-120 / side.
 
gamefreakgc said:
Save yourself some time and just drop it off at a machine shop. Napa took everything off and pressed the new parts on for $65. Drop it off, pick it up in an hour or two, done.

Edit: just read that you HAVE a press, I read that backwards. You'd still probably save time if you just take it in, just not money.
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Yea. Which Napa charges that much to do it??
 
hugo2go said:
Found one on ebay for 160 shipped, but dont know if its worth it. Since this is the last time I will be doing this axle seal job
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Expensive. Aren't these all you need? ($30 each)


http://www.cjponyparts.com/eastwood...ign=shopping&gclid=CN670_3qw8gCFVKEfgoduZEELQ

And something similar to this ...
http://m.summitracing.com/parts/yga-56063?seid=srese1&gclid=CNbcmpvrw8gCFUZqfgodongG5w


And you read this right?
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...e-information-replacement-thread-3rd-gen.html

And this thread? (Via the Google magic)
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/65722-rear-axle-seal-tool-please-post-photo.html

:)
 
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hugo2go said:
Yea. Which Napa charges that much to do it??
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The ones that have machine shops will do it for cheap. There's two within 10 min of where I live, but not sure how it is in other parts of the country.

P.S. stay away from the harbor freight seal pullers. I broke mine in half on the first pull attempt... lol.
 
BrianSD_42 said:
Expensive. Aren't these all you need? ($30 each)


Eastwood 14533 Tools Bearing And Seal Driver Set 10-Piece

And something similar to this ...
Yukon Gear & Axle YT P61 - Free Shipping on Orders Over $99 at Summit Racing


And you read this right?
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...e-information-replacement-thread-3rd-gen.html

And this thread? (Via the Google magic)
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/65722-rear-axle-seal-tool-please-post-photo.html

:)
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I never said I need an axle seal puller. I need the SST tool or something similar to press out the bearings, not the seals. I can take it out safely with a small pry bar
 
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