An Evertough bearing race and seal driver kit Is used to install most standard wheel bearing races and seals without risking damage to the wheel bearing race or hub. Replace your vehicle’s wheel bearing races and wheel seals with Evertough’s race and seal driver kit to position bearings in the hub with ease for a simpler repair. Make the most out of the O’Reilly Auto Parts Loaner Program Tool with step-by-step instructions on how to use Evertough’s bearing race and seal driver kit.

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The Evertough wheel bearing race and seal driver kit, part number 67034, is one of more than 80 tools available in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Loaner Tool Program. This program allows customers to rent specialized tools they may only need once, and requires a refundable deposit at the time of pickup. This deposit will be returned in full when the tool is returned. Using Evertough’s wheel bearing and race kit with our helpful instructions can help you complete your wheel bearing race replacement project while saving time and money.

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Replace your vehicle’s wheel bearing races without damage to the race or hub with Evertough’s bearing race and seal driver, available to rent in the. Our helpful step-by-step instructions and video can help you perform a confident, simple repair. It’s recommended that you replace wheel bearings any time the race is replaced, and vice versa, since they are machined to match for ideal fitment and should both be in their best condition for proper performance.

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You’ll want to start by removing the old seal and bearing race using a seal puller, a punch, and a hammer.
For our purposes, we already have the old seal and bearing race removed from the hub.
Before beginning, always check the hub surface for any damage that may prevent the race or seal from being installed properly.

To install a bearing race, match the tapered side of the driver from the bearing race driver set with the new bearing race and install the driver on the end of the handle with the tapered portion facing out.
Line up the new race with the housing, being careful to center it.
(Lower third: It may help to put the new bearing race in the freezer for about an hour to shrink it slightly)
Using your hammer or mallet and the race installer, gently tap the race into the housing until it is flush.

Now you’ll want to install your greased wheel bearing, since it will be locked in place once the wheel seal has been installed.

To install a wheel seal, choose the driver that is closest to the diameter of the seal… and assemble the driver with the handle with the flat portion facing out.
Line up and center your new seal.
(Lower third: A small amount of wheel bearing grease on the outside edge of the seal can help simplify installation)
Then, using a hammer or mallet, gently tap the new seal into place until it bottoms out.