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Any tricks to changing front wheel bearings?

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Haven't done it on a Midget before, but it's gonna have to happen. Seeking hints & tips.
 
Check the manual it lays out the needful.
 
That'd be fun. If I'm around, and it's not too far, I'll join in. I'm in Long Beach, usually. Right now, I'm in Sweden, but I'll be home early Oct.
 
tdskip said:
Tom - where in SoCal are you? Maybe we could do a "tech day" with some of the other local guys?
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I'm up in Canyon Country (Santa Clarita). That might be a long drive for some, but I could sweeten the deal by doing a demonstration of a 1275 head gasket change at the same time. I'll even pull the hood for clarity. People can see another 1275 opened and can root around my spare tranny parts box. Since I am planning a future tear-down and restore along with a Duratec install I'll have questions as well.

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I'm about 10 miles up the 14 from the 5/210/14 interchange. There's an In-n-Out at the Sand Canyon offramp! Sand Canyon road is also the northern exit of Little Tujunga Canyon road, which is a great place to toss your Spridget around a bit. Got a 20 foot canopy and a popup for comfort. Plenty of tools, compressed air and a press. Jack stands and jacks. People can remove the rear tires and drums for some rear brake lessons as well (rears are newish).
 
Hello, not to steal your thread but does anyone have a bearing spacer they do not need. I have one that is cracked and need a replacement thanks.
 
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