CA Technologies Wheel Bearing Grease Tool for Can-am X3 Maverick, Polaris RZR, Honda Talon Explained

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UTV SXS Bearing Grease Tool explained with bearing cut in half to review what happens on the inside. Used with Can-am Maverick X3, Polaris RZR Razor 570 800 900 1000 Turbo S, Honda Talon.
Here we explain how exactly our wheel bearing grease tool works. This is an important money saving tool. In the video you can see how the bearings are lacking proper lubrication. By using our tool you have saved yourself time and money in bearing replacements.
We make these tools for the Can-Am, Polaris and Honda UTV SxS OHV products.
On all makes we have a couple different ways to go about greasing your bearings:
On vehicles primarily used in water and or mud conditions in which they may spend a fair amount of time submersed and where bearings are more susceptible to outside contaminants. It is advisable to fill the wheel bearing just enough to begin to push grease out of the bearing and then stop. This allows grease to form a protective barrier around the ball bearings, cages, and the race to protect it from water and mud intrusion which is a large factor in bearing failure. On used bearings inspect grease that is expelled from the bearing for overly worn or already contaminated grease. On new bearings skip this step and stop when grease first appears around the seal.
On vehicles primarily used for fast pace riding where water is rarely seen and high speed is a normal activity, only apply 4-6 pumps of grease into the bearing, As you are not in need of a protection barrier and simply need to apply grease to the inside for lubrication and longevity purposes.
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[@marshallunderwood2109]

I'm new to the utv world and its been over 20 years since I owned an atv. This video was spot on and answered all of my questions. Thank you very much.

[@bubba6richards729]

This video was perfect!! Well done

[@austinpatriot6508]

Great illustration and explanation of this product!!!!!!

[@ronniebowling6192]

Will definitely be ordering one of these for my new 2020 talon r that was ordered this week.

[@timmorford6711]

Great video!! Loved it

[@steverowe4292]

Super helpful. I saw all of these tools but didn't understand how they work. This video was perfect!

[@georgejimenez3737]

Great video thank you for making it.

[@jemadv1594]

Great video guys! You just sold another... Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. **2 thumbs up**

[@ridgerunner7036]

Good job explaining how this works. I'm fixing to do mine on my xx

[@winkworks]

Great video! Thank you

[@chuckjones5379]

Excellent video. Concise and to the point with great detailed explanation.

[@nicholasegbert9228]

Great video, fantastic tool, one of my first purchases for my X3. BTW I felt like I was watching a Bob Ross video, very calming. Happy little wheel bearings!

[@2091Ted]

Great instructional video! Very informative and helpful! Thanks!

[@olsen2330]

Great Video. Thanks Steve

[@mongojerry72]

Great demo

[@trebbleshooter]

Nice Job. Takes a dirty job and makes it a lot easier thanks.

[@jbw5485]

That’s pretty damn genius. 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@RaginCajundogg]

Great video

[@jimmydacey3]

Love it! Take my money!! :)

[@bigm3436]

Awesome video.........thanks

[@FuelTankerMan]

Outstanding video, thank you! And may the worthless miscreants who gave this video a thumbs down get the clap. :/

[@patd4u2]

Excellent presentation! very professionally done, I had just purchased another brand grease tool on Amazon for my RZR RS1, was watching some KZbin videos on how to grease the bearings when yours came up, I cancelled my Amazon order and just ordered your tool from your website.

[@Smodlee]

44mm

[@jonicab]

I purchased their tool and it worked great. Just as he indicated, it took 5 pumps at each position, 12, 3, 6, & 9. You could buy a competitor's tool that has 4 holes in their tools groove, but their's cost more. Why pay more? This one works just fine for less!!!!. So what, you rotate it, big deal. I'll put the extra cha ching in my pocket... thanks fellas..

[@echos1966]

Very good! Man..

[@yogeshnaik8813]

Good information 👍👍👍

[@coopshopdesigns4890]

Great tool

[@eddietrujillo224]

Cool vid

[@thebull5099]

You did great job, my friend. But I have 12 wheels to do. :(

[@grantparnes]

Why doesn't the wheel bearing just come with enough grease in it in the first place? This video (how to) is about the 1100th I have seen on what to do to your $28,000.00 machine direct off the showroom floor, before you actually use it. Or at least in the first few months. Can Am should charge $1.29 more for the machine and have the wheel bearing packer do 5 more pumps before they install it. Not sure, from all the replacement, after market parts if we are suppose to use the machine or work on it the first 4 months we own it.

[@georgiojansen7758]

vehicles, so suitable for cars

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Not certain, but we have three different tools which work with any similar style bearing that has an inside diameter of 39mm, 40mm or 44mm. Hope that helps! If we can provide additional help just call or email us (423-790-0230 or [e-mail])

[@jdog9025]

Wow Awesome

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Thank you!

[@desimora8]

Wondering if the bearings in a 2019 Cam Am Spyder RT are designed in the same way to be able to grease them up or if they are completely sealed up and no way to grease them. One of the front bearings is making a whinny noise and I want to know if this tool in the proper size will work in that application. Thanks

[@jimkasianides5676]

Do you make one for Yamaha? Like the grizzly? I m having trouble finding one

[@KevinHip]

I've spend an hour trying pull my hub off to grease the bearing. Is there a puller you would recommend?

[@markbuck9299]

What size tool would you need for the outlanders !!? Are they a 44mm

[@jeffdavis6879]

the factory honda talon doesn't have the split in the center it's solid...how will that work?

[@MrMoronification]

Eric, great explanation! I've heard some say just to put 4-5 pumps and move on. Would it cause any issues when you have it totally full?

[@fidelcardenas4619]

For one dont use any kind of grease, you'll want to use polyrex grease as that's meant strictly for ball bearing, and secondly pumping them bearing plum full will create heat and due to ball bearings dragging, I would highly recommend not putting grease in New bearing than 5-7 pumps a year there after.

[@michaelt308]

Would you please provide me with the correct tool part number for 2019 Maverick Sport XMR, thanks!

[@battlehrfred]

Lovely tool for greasing bearings!nice video! Question (1) what type of grease is good/best type used for high speed wheel bearing application? (2) mmm.... this "new "out of the box" bearing wasn't grease enough from the factory" correct. (3) will this bearing overheat now that it has been excessively filled with grease??? good video. 100-100 ty in advance for response.

[@excent1xn-648]

hy would it overheat,?

[@battlehrfred]

@@excent1xn-648 "Too much" Grease will surely cause it to overheat. This is my opinion only as i experienced this issue of the bearings getting hot than "normal warm", So this is the reason I asked "the Exerts" here on Utube this question.ty

[@sesracing2000]

What is the ID on this grease tool having trouble getting one over the axle of a 2019 can am maverick x3 xds turbo R.

[@kmajor2005]

Do you make one for a Honda Pioneer 1000?

[@louiskittel8459]

Does the tool work on both front and rear of X3 ?

[@andrewshatlaw3290]

I see them for can am maverick's what about can am Outlanders

[@fstlnj29]

Nice video and great explanations but can you explain the benefit of having more, or extra grease since the bearings are riding on the races . If you are claiming that manufacturers are not putting enough grease in there in the first place that is a whole different issue. How do you know if the grease is compatible with what is already in there?

[@DontComeToMyHouse]

Is there any reason to be concerned if grease is only coming out the front and not the back side of the bearing? I have that same exact bearing with center groove.

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

not unless you believe there could be debris inside. If so, you can pump it a couple of additional times to try to force out the foreign object.

[@davidb4485]

id like to have order info for this product just bought a new 2019 outlander 1000r xmr and on my 09 outty i replaced bearings A LOT!!

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

I'm not sure, but it appears the outlander has a 30mm inner diameter bearing. If so, none of these would not work for your application. If they are either 39mm, 40mm or 44mm, we have a solution for you! Hope that helps!

[@marilurajala2826]

I have 5 horse Sundowner horse trailer, would this be a 'one size fits all' tool?

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Not certain, but we have three different tools which work with any similar style bearing that has an inside diameter of 39mm, 40mm or 44mm. Hope that helps! If we can provide additional help just call or email us (423-790-0230 or [e-mail])

[@JMSynthetics]

Does the increase in grease cause excess heat due to the ball bearings being packed in the grease?

[@carlosruiz2194]

It should push out excess grease as the wheel rolls & heats up but as mentioned if enough isn't put in then the old, contaminated grease will not be removed.

[@kevanbuchanan2908]

Mines stuck on the cv splines ?

[@stevodakine1]

My grease gun always gets stuck on the can am Zerk fitting. It doesn’t do that with my utility or boat trailer. I also noticed 3 of my zerk fitting were super loose when I went to grease it the first time. Did you have any issues like that?

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

The grease gun getting stuck to the fitting is not something that has been brought to our attetion before. And concerning the loose fitting, if they are loose just tighten them back up and they should be good to go! If they remain loose please reach out to us and let us know!

[@stevodakine1]

@@CATechnologiesUSA I tightened them up as I went. I did buy this amazing adapter for my grease gun. The LockNLube from Amazon. It makes it super simple putting it on the Zerk fitting and taking it off. It cut my lube time in half. Best 30 bucks I have spent in a long time.

[@jschickenfarmer50]

Do you make one for the 2017 Outlander 850 Max XT?

[@caseydavis260]

did you find one that would work ? im wondering the same thing

[@hfbpa8896]

So, is this a universal tool? Can you use it on Odes UTVs?

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Not Universal, we have three different tools which work with any similar style bearing that has an inside diameter of 39mm, 40mm or 44mm. Hope that helps! If we can provide additional help just call or email us (423-790-0230 or [e-mail])

[@JH1200A1]

This little tool can be a sxs owners best friend but in the wrong hands, it could destroy wheel bearings. You really need to spin the bearing while you're filling it. The new cutaway bearing you showed could have a little more grease but you can get too much. Once a bearing is slap full of grease, the balls will not roll . Instead they slide and will ruin to your bearings.

[@armandosantana4544]

Would this cause a loud squeak noise at high rpm if they were greased incorrectly?

[@Coyote.five.0]

I live in a sandy hot weather and most of my riding is going about 55mph to 65mph for about an hour or so and then stopping to cool down, i just did the service but i have a harbor freight small grease tool that really dosent push alot of grease out am i screwed because i did 20 pumps each side instead of 4 to 5 ? I didn't see grease come out ot the sealed tho

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Sounds like you may need to bleed your grease gun, you may not have applied any grease if there is an air bubble. I would check that out first. But if your grease gun does not release as much grease as others then you may need more than the recommended number of pumps.

[@Coyote.five.0]

@CA Technologies USA thanks for responding. I did bleed my gun it just a low volume pump , im going to have a look at my bearings again. thanks again

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

@brp powersport If you have any other questions feel free to give us a call Mon-Fri 9-5 est 423-790-0230. We are happy to help any way we can!

[@robertbergren1356]

JUST ORDERED ME 1

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Thanks Robert! Post a video and tag us to let us know how it works for you.

[@es47]

Would love a set to fit 2017 polaris sportsman 570 sp and 2018 polaris sportsman 450ho. Please what is the price. Thank you in advance

[@robertpage2927]

40 and 44 mm.

[@joegelencser2571]

Why not just get uh greasable bearing????

[@Nick.wally2]

Do y'all make one for a Honda Rubicon?

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Hey Nick! We do not currently make a grease tool for the Honda Rubicon.

[@oby-1607]

Can this be used on automotive wheel bearings? I would imagine that all bearings have a specific inner diameter so the grease injector would have to match.

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

True, but as long as they are of similar style and with an inner diameter of either 39mm, 40mm or 44mm, I would presume they would.

[@everetthooker4975]

Will that work on cf moto zforce 1000

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Not certain, but we have three different tools which work with any similar style bearing that has an inside diameter of 39mm, 40mm or 44mm. Hope that helps! If we can provide additional help just call or email us (423-790-0230 or [e-mail])

[@brucelandfather5452]

Can I get one that works on a 2022 Yamaha Kodiak 450 ATV?

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Hey Bruce! We do not currently offer a grease tool that is designed for a 2022 Yamaha Kodiak 450 ATV.

[@chrisorozco4136]

How often do you need to grease the bearings

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Chris, it really depends on your terrain and driving style. Some people do it every other oil change. But others will change it once every 500-1000 miles if miles comes before the oil change interval.

[@chrisorozco4136]

@@CATechnologiesUSA ok thanks for the response I mostly go to Lake Mirage

[@ghostflier520]

Are you planning on producing these for Kawasaki?

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

At this moment we do not plan to. But might revisit it in a month or two.

[@samsungtaco11]

@@CATechnologiesUSA I also need one for my kawasaki brute force 750. make one and i'll buy it.

[@rueocts5heartsrc637]

Can i use Marine grease..

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

Yes sir it is highly recommended!

[@summitdave8782]

Hi..So a few days ago i contacted you on your page, But no one get hold of me...So i seen this tool on here and your page..So this one has one seal and the material is dole looking and one on your page has two seals and shiny...Just wondering what one i would be getting..Its for the RS1...Thanks

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

The tool you see in the video is for a Can-Am X3 which is only able to have one O-Ring. All grease tools for the RZR will have two O-Rings. As for the appearance question, all grease tools have a raw machined finish as when they are taken off of our lathe they go straight into to bins to be shipped after cleaning. So the dull appearance you are seeing is attributed to two things likely one from a poor camera quality, and two being this is a tool we use in our own shop for service work, so there is no telling how many uses we have on it.

[@summitdave8782]

Oh ok...Thanks...Crazy how sealed bearings are not greased fully.....

[@robertpage2927]

I counted 18 strokes which is a lot

[@EluderRacing]

will this tool work with my 2016 maverick turbo xds?

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

No sir sadly it will not due to difference is bearing size.

[@Smodlee]

Polaris sportsman is 44mm

[@Smodlee]

Sold out lmfao on to ebay or Amazon

[@CATechnologiesUSA]

What vehicle were you looking to purchase a tool for? All fitments that we offer are current in stock.

[@tom73055]

What manufacturer did you use for the bearing replacement? Hope you didn’t use CHINA CRAP BEARINGS like Polaris uses

[@dougwg]

too much grease is bad