This drill chuck assembly is specially designed for use with Milwaukee compact driver drills. Its purpose is to secure drill bits. It is a keyless chuck that allows for quick and easy bit swap. The ratcheting action clicks the jaws tightly into place for reduced bit slippage. If your drill's bit retention is suffering, the rotation feels stiff, or the chuck has seized up entirely, a new chuck should fix the problem. Please note the screw used to secure this chuck it is sold separately. To complete this simple repair you should only need a screwdriver. • Make sure the unit is unplugged • Remove the chuck retaining screw • Remove old chuck and secure the new one • Tighten the chuck retaining screw • Test the tool
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worked as expected
arrived on time a, fit perfectly
Guest - April 22, 2019
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Milwaukee drill chuck replacement
My old drill cruck jammed and I could not fix it. I watched your YouTube video on how to replace a drill chuck and it looked easy. The.replacement chuck you sent it to me appears to be an original Milwaukee part, and removing the old chuck and installing the new one was as easy as it looked on the video. Your price was competitive, and the cruck arrived on the predicted date. Life is good.
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EASY ORDER, GOOD REPAIR AND RECEIVED FAST
BRAND NEW CONDITION AND MADE MY DRILL LIKE NEW
Guest - August 22, 2020
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The part was great, the video even better
The part was perfect and arrived quickly. The replacement process was a bit complicated but the site's video was step by step, had great tips, and countered misinformation on other repair video sites.
Guest - September 8, 2021
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Great part, fit like the original.
Drill chuck was an easy repair, and solved my problem. Drill like new again!!
Guest - April 15, 2022
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Perfect fit
Customer service is very helpful. Exactly what I needed in finding my needs..
Support is a perfect fit.
Guest - May 29, 2023
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Easy, inexpensive fix
Part arrived in a few days and was easy to install. Works great!!
Guest - March 14, 2024
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I watched the ereplacement video on You Tube. It made replacing the chuck much easier than I though it would be. I copied it for those that need to see it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usC8unA5RiA
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THE CHUCK ON MY MILWAUKEE DRILL WOULDN\'T HOLD TIGHT ANY MORE, SO I REPLACED IT.
FIRST , I REMOVED THE SCREW INSIDE THE CHUCK, TURNING CLOCKWISE. THEN I INSERTED A LARGE HEX WRENCH IN THE CHUCK, TIGHTENED IT, THEN HIT IT WITH A HAMMER, THE CHUCK CAME LOOSE, AND I TOOK IT OFF. NEXT I SCREWED THE NEW CHUCK ON THE DRILL, INSERTED THE SCREW AND TIGHTENED IT COUNTER-CLOCKWISE, NICE AND TIGHT. THE JOB IS DONE.
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Chuck Assembly was wobbling, Brush Card Assembly was bad it was smoking, added bit holder and belt hook
Removed Chuck Assembly screw with screwdriver and put allen wrench in Chuck Assembly put drill in low gear smacked allen wrench with hammer Chuck Assembly came right off.
Removed back of drill for Brush Card Assembly then opened drill shell unsoldered two wires from trigger soldered in the two wires on the new Brush Card Assembly re
... Read moreassembled drill shell put new Chuck Assembly on in reverse order, added Belt Hook with one Pan Head Screw and bit holder with one Pan Head Screw.
I first removed the screw that was at the bottom of the drill chuck. Which is a left handed thread. I then took a 3/8th allen wrench and put the short end where the drill bit would normally go. I then took a rubber mallot and hit the long end of the allen wrench to break the drill chuck loose. The threads on the chuck are right handed. It
... Read more broke loose and all I had to do is unscrew it. The only other thing I did was put locktite on the screw I took out and put the left handed screw back in. It works fine now. Just to clarify the left handed screw is removed from the center of the drill chuck with the chuck opened all the way and the screw takes a large phillips screwdriver to remove it
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The chuck broke internally and had to be replaced.
Clamped drill to worktable. Used large channel locks to open sticky chuck. Removed left hand threaded screw (right to loosen) from inside chuck opening. Used channel lock pliers to lock a large allen wrench in chuck. Used adjustable wrench to grab allen wrench and unscrew chuck. Install new chuck.
1. Secure the drill in a vice.
2. Unscrew the retaining Phillips screw located inside the chuck by gently using the impact drill. The screw is left handed.
3. Secure an 3/8\" Allen wrench in the chuck.
4. Quickly hit the Allen wrench and the chuck unscrewed from the drill.
5. Screw the new chuck on the drill.
... Read more>6. Tighten the left handed screw securely inside the chuck.
7. Job completed.
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ERP Number: ERP10129279
Manufacturer Part Number: 42-66-0900
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