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Preparation: Ensure the vehicle is on a flat surface and securely lifted using jack stands. Disconnect the battery to prevent any electrical issues during work.
Remove Old Bearings: Use the socket wrench and pliers to remove any bolts or components obstructing access to the bearings. If bearings are tight, a bearing puller may be required.
Clean the Area: Wipe down the bearing housing and surrounding components with a clean cloth to remove dirt and debris.
Check Compatibility: Verify that the new bearings (18x24x16mm) are the correct size and design for the specific model (50-125 Ape, P2, P3).
Apply Grease: Add a thin layer of grease or oil to the bearing housing. This helps with initial lubrication and ensures a snug fit for the new bearings.
Install New Bearings: Carefully place the new needle roller bearings into their designated spots. Make sure they are aligned correctly.
Reassemble Components: Reattach any components or covers that were removed during the initial disassembly. Use the torque wrench to tighten bolts to the manufacturer's recommended specifications.
Final Checks: Ensure all tools are removed from the working area. Reconnect the battery and conduct a visual inspection to confirm everything is in place.
Test Operation: Start the vehicle and check for any unusual noises or issues during operation. Ensure the steering and self-locking control systems function correctly.
By following these installation instructions, you will achieve a successful replacement of the needle roller bearings, enhancing the performance of your vehicle's steering and self-locking control system.