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Ok, so you have the carrier spacer stuck in the inner race, and the outer race stuck in the carrier. Is that right?
Do you have a barbecue? If so, get it lit and strip the sprocket off the carrier, then get all the crud scraped & washed off. Put the carrier on the barbecue with the stuck bearing race underneath. When the carrier is piping hot the bearing with fall out because the carrier will expand a lot more than the bearing race. You have to watch it so you don't melt the carrier (aluminium alloy melts at any temp above 450deg C) and you might have to tap it a bit, but make sure you're wearing over gloves if you're going to pick it up hot. You can do the same with a kitchen oven on it's highest setting but it'll probably fill the house with smoke. If you have a hot-air paint stripper, you might have some luck with that.
Another option if you have a welder is to run a bead of weld around the stuck race that's in the carrier and it'll shrink in diameter then fall out.
You should be able to knock the spacer out of the inner race with a hammer and drift. Otherwise, cut the bearing race off with an angle grinder. It won't hurt the spacer if it picks up a few grinder marks but you don't want any burrs on the seating face. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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Cut it one side and it might spring open. If not, part-cut it on the opposite side and it'll prise apart. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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