dreygata

I'm beginning my engine reassembly and I figured I'd start with my balance shafts. Now, I know balance shafts rarely go bad, but since they came with my kit, I figured why not replace them. The problem I'm having is that I don't know how to remove them.
the two halves of the rear bearing seem to be held in by a pin of some sort, and the front bearing seems press fit.
Any ideas on how to remove these?

951and944S

The pin is just a locator. Just put a small blade screwdriver in the side recesses and lever them out.

The fronts, you can drive or press them in and out with an appropriate sized bushing driver. While you might find something around the house that has a proper od, a real bushing driver has the right sized od and a stepped size that fits the id and keeps the bushing/bearing's id from being damaged or collapsing while driven or pressed.



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