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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Jimbob on 10 September 2012, 17:36:03
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At a local place, also having my geometry done.
Bearing has gone from a slight noise, to bad in a couple of days, so darent leave it any longer.
£80 which I dont think is bad at all, I am supplying the bearing too.
Be interesting to see how much of a battle they have ;D
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At a local place, also having my geometry done.
Bearing has gone from a slight noise, to bad in a couple of days, so darent leave it any longer.
£80 which I dont think is bad at all, I am supplying the bearing too.
Be interesting to see how much of a battle they have ;D
Bet they take a tad longer than Mr Sassenach's 1 hr 40 minutes .. which included a search for tools as well .. :)
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HELL THAT BEAT ME AND I THOUGH I WAS QUICK!!
2.hr35 but i took the whole arm off and then pressed it out and new one back in and no i didnt wreck the backplate!!
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Bah! 2woody 'll take em. ;)
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And Jimbob what's with you and your back end? ;D
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At a local place, also having my geometry done.
Bearing has gone from a slight noise, to bad in a couple of days, so darent leave it any longer.
£80 which I dont think is bad at all, I am supplying the bearing too.
Be interesting to see how much of a battle they have ;D
Bet they take a tad longer than Mr Sassenach's 1 hr 40 minutes .. which included a search for tools as well .. :)
thats about right if brake disc come off easy :y
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Estates often seem trickier for some reason
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The last one we did of yours was pretty easy
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In comparrison the the first one, hell yes ;D !!!!
Reading all the posts on here though, its nearly always the estates that are problematic for some reason, can there be anything more to it that the larger bearing?
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No, its luck.
Having developed 'techniques' I cant see me needing to remove an arm again.
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What sort of mileage are these failing at?
Mine have done nearly 235k and are still relatively noise/play free :y How much longer could they last?