• 2 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     WR = 2st Enduro & CR = 2st Cross

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250-500cc Wr360 wheel bearing help

trailblazer84

trailblazer84

Husqvarna
A Class
Hey guys i got a 1996 wr360 and i took rear bearings out and now i forgot how they go back in.. theres 3 total within there 1 fatter one and 2 same size ( smaller ones), i think the fat one goes in the disc side and the 2 same size goes in sprocket side by the looks of it though i dont want to get them in there and find out im wrong.. i kinda got the idea somehow that the fatter bearing went in sproket side along with one smaller one but i dont think that looks right
 
trailblazer84 said:
Hey guys i got a 1996 wr360 and i took rear bearings out and now i forgot how they go back in.. theres 3 total within there 1 fatter one and 2 same size ( smaller ones), i think the fat one goes in the disc side and the 2 same size goes in sprocket side by the looks of it though i dont want to get them in there and find out im wrong.. i kinda got the idea somehow that the fatter bearing went in sproket side along with one smaller one but i dont think that looks right
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According the the 1996 WR 250/360 parts manual- the 2 similar bearings go on the sprocket side.

you can find parts manuals here: http://husqvarnaoutlet.com/parts_fiche
you can find (some) repair manuals here: http://husqvarnaoutlet.com/repair_manuals

download 'em and keep them local for when the internet blows up.

good luck

(#10 and #20 are your bearings)

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Yup and don't forget the spacer!!
Shit I've done that before and it's a ball ache.

Also if the bearings out you can Dremel the recess where you put a bar in to punch them out the other side Judy makes things a little easier next time.
 
juicypips said:
Yup and don't forget the spacer!!
Shit I've done that before and it's a ball ache.

Also if the bearings out you can Dremel the recess where you put a bar in to punch them out the other side Judy makes things a little easier next time.
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is there a spacer between the bearings on the sprocket side? or are you talking about #9?

also: Judy==some english idiom? maybe "punch and judy"? if so, sounds more aussie than english. what's it mean?
 
Yeah i forgot the spacer last time i did a wheel and was not fun lol.. and yeah i got a bearing puller kit now so luckly pulling them are easy
 
Sorry trenchcoat Judy should of been just.
As in just makes things a little easier next time.

And no spacer in-between the sprocket bearings.
Just the big tube one in the middle of sprocket and calliper side.

Sorry for any confusion.
 
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