Help How do I remove the Viscous coupling bearing
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TRXnMe
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Take a look at the how to in the Freelander section of the forum, some very nice photos courtesy of Hippo 
You can either use a hammer and chisel method, by knocking the center of the bearing off the shaft, or cut the outer away (it's rubber mounted) and use a bearing puller.
Replacements are availble from a company called Foundry 4x4 for about £40 the pair.
Alternately, send the whole lot to Bell Engineering and let them sort it all out for you
You can either use a hammer and chisel method, by knocking the center of the bearing off the shaft, or cut the outer away (it's rubber mounted) and use a bearing puller.
Replacements are availble from a company called Foundry 4x4 for about £40 the pair.
Alternately, send the whole lot to Bell Engineering and let them sort it all out for you
