How to replace Front Wheel Bearings?

[SJ]

I cleaned out the hub, used a Dremel tool with sandpaper on a drum. There is
no Circlip.
Sprayed in MaxBlaster.

I used my impact gun on the bolt, 120 PSI . . . . . didnt even budge.
I heated the outside with my acetyline torch . . more impact gun . .
.nothing.
The hub bearing extractor/installer is the B-90 master kit. You can see the
tool on their home page.
http://www.sirtools.com/

I'm ready to take the strut out and take it to a shop and have it pressed
out. Maybe press them in also. Will look in the manual and see how its done.

Right now, I'm trying to figure out how to take out the ABS sensor without
damaging it. Whats the trick?

SJ


>From: <cobram at juno.com
> Clean up the front and rear of the bearing hub with some brake or carb
> cleaner, a wire brush helps too.  Will make it easier to see whether
> there is a circlips in there or not.  If you are using a tool like the
> "Hub Shark" (look in the archives), you really should be using an air gun
> on the bolt.  Those bearings are in there TIGHT.
>
> BCNU,
> http://www.geocities.com/cobramsri/
>
>  SJ <syljay at optonline.net> writes:
>
> > I ran into a problem regarding the front bearing replacement on my 90
> > 100q.
> > I cannot press out the bearing. So far, I have not tried too hard in
> > turning the tool bolt. I want to make sure I dont break something.