FreeTec Front Wheel Drive Bearing Puller Separator Splitter Press Removal and Installer Adapter Kit

This thing worked great for removal and replacement of front wheel bearing on my 1996 Toyota corolla.couple of tips though.1) use a 1/2 inch impact driver, makes life a whole lot easier2) liberally grease the threads on the installer to prevent galling of the threads. You're going to be putting a lot of force on them.3) freeze everything that goes into a hole and heat everything that is a hole with a torch or heat gun. this make the install go much better as the frozen stuff is slightly smaller and the hole is slightly bigger. Chinese manufacturing is better than it used to be but the interference fit is a bit tight.

After receiving my kit I tested it out and the two main parts, bolt and nut where so loose that it would strip out quickly. So I write and tell the seller and he sends out the new parts quickly. The new parts threads are crossed and the bolt will not even screw into the front and only half way in the back before they jam up and lock. Now I have to rent the tool to get my job done. Save your money like several of the other reviews stated. Not worth it.

It’s perfect for the job, but this is the first time I changed bearings. It just didn’t occur to me that I wouldn’t be able to use it to pull the hub. So I had to put the vehicle back together buy a hub pulley kit to redo the job. Not exactly sure what situation you would use it in that you wouldn’t have to buy a hub pulling kit for this one to be useful.

I have done several jobs with this tool now, and it has been great. Great value as well. No need to spend tons of money on a "name brand" item when this one works great. I probably only use it about 4-5 times a yr so it suits my needs perfect and will for many yr. The build quality of the item is good to. Not cheap, has stood up to some heavy abuse on my part as well.

They did the job and held up like any rental tool you would get from an auto parts store . Has my approval