🔧 Yukon Gear & Axle (YT P20) Carrier Bearing Puller - Excludes Dana 70HD, Dana 80, Ford 10.25″ & 10.5″ or GM & Chrysler 11.5″ Applications Review

This tool is ideal for replacing first generation 4Runner rear axle bearings. This greatly simplified the work in combination with a hydraulic press.

needs adjustment to work properly. Also, I had to weld the thread because it kept breaking. not intended for the intended use.

The thing is heavy, you might think it would be indestructible. However, the threads snapped when he hit the press. Also, like other people have indicated that there are some installation issues on some models. The guy I work with bought an OTC model. It's a solid piece and had no problems with it. It was cheaper too. Backdating 20/20

Definitely a must have for the store! Disassembled Dana 60 load bearings in 20 seconds per side and with no bearing or seal damage! Is it expensive. yes, but never go back to the bearing/double jaw split method. Save yourself the trouble of using other methods. The beauty is that you don't have to buy or make bearings for your axle.

This tool worked very well. One side is bolted to the body so the axle can be pressed out of the old bearing with a press. Flip the tool over and you can use it to insert the axle into the new bearing and bracket. The optional flat plate must fit other Toyota trucks. Expensive but very well made, excellent finish and welding. Now I just have to make 5 or 6 more camps to pay for it!

Yukon Transmission Application Chart is inaccurate. Didn't fit my model year 4runner. So I couldn't use it at all. I had to make a tool. If your bearing has a round flared flange area, it won't work. Only works with flat bearings, flat on both sides. I'm keeping it because I'm working on it too. So we'll see how well it works once I find a truck that really suits him.

Does not work as described - Does not match vehicle description - 2008 Toyota Tacoma base - This tool's inner tube diameter is not large enough to slide over the rear axle cone on the wheel shaft) - To do this we had to use the Mount the plate with the fasteners shown at a distance from the bearing. I very much doubt that tool will be able to press out any rear wheel bearing unless it can be screwed into the bearing housing itself. Also, the flange simply flexed under pressure before the axle…