nvrenuf
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- Mobile, Al.
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- John
- Truck Year
- 1991
- Truck Model
- K5
- Engine Size
- 454
I was gonna say try driving it out with a cold chisel from the from the other side like @nvrenuf said.
I realize there are a lot of tried and true methods but if you have something long enough with a bent/turned edge that can get behind the bearing race you can knock it out in literally less than a minute.