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Originally Posted by Richard2112
It's just an alternative method of getting them off. There may be more than one person reading this thread who might like options. Why not cut the bearing, I'm pretty sure it isn't going to be reused. And I do not know if the plastic speedo gear he mentioned is an option to replace the steel, that's why I asked. Seems like most speedo gears are plastic these days.
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I keep forgetting I do this for a living and have the proper tools to do the job easier. Sorry. My bad.
Same mindset can be used to remove the steel speedo gear than wonder how to make the plastic gear stay on the output shaft.
If you take a metal gear off without damaging it, why would you not put it back on.....Hmmmm....can be done...with the proper tools....cutting bearings is not common practice here in my world...most speedo's of today actually are not gear driven....
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