We need to replace the chuck on our Bosch corded drill 1005VSR. We need detailed instructions on how to remove the chuck . Also, how can we order a new chuck?

Dear Fred,

Please go to Replacement Parts in the link provided below. Too replace and remove your drill chuck on a cordless drill.

How to Remove Drill Chuck

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I don't know what model you have but most Bosch hammer drills have three or four screws on the backside of the handle that, when removed, let you split the handle from the motor housing and gain access to the switch and brushes. The screws may or may not be covered by a rubber, non-slip covering that you'll have to peel back to get at them.

some drill bits have a certain way to be installed,if not put in correctly it will loosten up

go to my tip section under my handle and you will find detailed instructions on how to remove the chuck. Let me know if you still have problems.

I don't know that drill in detail but in general chucks for this type of machine are removed by pulling back the plastic ring behind the chuck and pulling the chuck out. So hold the drill with the chuck facing away fron you and grip the plastic ring behind the chuck (nearest you). Pull this toward you and pull the chuck away from you. Replacing a chuck is the reverse.

look under the tip section, I posted detailed instructions that will work with this drill also.

Use of both is the same:
- loosen "chuck" (part where bit is installed).
- insert bit (hand tighen chuck so that bit is secured)
- tighten chuck securely with chuck tool, or by holding rotating chuck with hand and pulling trigger (GENTLY or you will shave off skin!)
- put drill in forward or reverse mode and pull trigger to inser or remove screw / drill hole.

ensure that battery is charged on cordless drilll.
squeeze connectors to remove and place in charger when battery is too low to operate drill.

When you buy a replacement chuck it will have detailed instructions- at least Jacob's brand chucks do. Basically there is a retaining screw inside the chuck that needs to come out first- it may be left-hand threads . Then you put the short end of a 1/4" or larger allen wrench in the chuck and close it tightly. Set the drill on a bench with the chuck off of the bench and strike the allen wrench with a mallet in a counterclockwise direction. Do this several times, then you'll be able to spin the chuck off by hand. Reverse the process to install the new chuck.

This drill has a keyless chuck. Put your bit in the chuck and hold the collar of the chuck while pressing the trigger in the forward position. To undo the chuck do this in reverse. You can also hand tighten the keyless chuck if you prefer. I have a 1/4' adapter that I keep in my drill so I can change bits quickly.

Put the screw back in the chuck, tighten it up then back it out 1 turn. Take a punch, put it in the chuck and give it a quick hit with a hammer. That should do the trick.