When you say the race is still on the axle I assume the bearing completely came apart. I'd suggest heating the race with a propane torch to get it to expand. If the outer race is still in the rear axle carrier you may have to heat the carrier to get that to drop out. Prior to installing the new bearing into the carrier, put it in the freezer for a couple of hours first. Heat the carrier around the bearing area a bit and the frozen bearing should go in pretty easy. It's worked for me when I didn't have access to a press. Bruce Benson > In replacing the rear axle bearings, how does one remove the inside, inner > bearing race from the axle shaft? There are no access points on the shaft to > drive the race off. I checked the workshop manual and it doesn't seem to > address rear bearings at all. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > Steve > VIN 2650 (Project Delorean)