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Old Mar 11, 2003 | 09:30 PM
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While changing my belts on my 1997 SSEi I found I have a bad front wheel bearing. The biggest MM socket I have is 30 and it'* too small. Anybody remember the correct size before I haed to the parts store for a new bearing? I'd like to get the socket at the same time.
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I just replaced the front wheel bearing on my '95. It took a deep 33 MM size socket.
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Originally Posted by jeffrey10x2
a 1 1/4" socket will work. i have seen some that take a 36 mm socket too but the 1 1/4" should definitly work for you.
On mine, a 1 1/4" was just a hair too small. An 1 5/16" would have worked, it was a hair sloppy. But I used the 33MM since I was able to borrow one.
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I ended up using a friend'* 34mm. It was just a little bit sloppy, but not to where I felt it might slip. I'm betting the 33mm was the correct answer, but the 34mm will work.
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