I have also done this type fit many times with center punch and hammer.
---- Larry Young <cartravel@pobox.com> wrote:
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This a poor boy approach that some of you will scoff at, but I've done
it and it works. Have you ever heard of a "strawberry fit"? Peck
around on the surface with a punch, then use loctite sleeve retainer as
Randall suggested. This is not a good approach if you're planing to
take the bearing off many more times. In that case, you might be able
to turn the surface down to the size of a different bearing, or you
could turn it down and sleeve it back to size.
Larry
Randall wrote:
>> What can be done to get these
>> bearing surfaces built back up to spec?
>>
>
> There are several Loctite products designed for this purpose. I've had good
> luck with RC609, though not on a diff. RC603 might be a better choice,
> though, as it's supposedly stronger and tolerates contamination better.
> http://207.250.200.229:8080/1/doc?id=26269
> http://tinyurl.com/n9276o
>
> Randall
>
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