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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #45 on: 03 June 2013, 14:59:33 »

I knew as did others there's a difference.
Now unless they now supply a spacer,theres a width difference,unless on the last run of omega's gm fitted tbe same arms and bearings to estate and saloon. We need old copy of epc to check.
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #46 on: 03 June 2013, 15:00:09 »

the epc disc is original from vauxhall, eric
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #47 on: 03 June 2013, 15:01:34 »

Number 8 as it happens :P

Your link to somewhere that acknowledges the difference ought to put the arguement to bed :y

I knew as did others there's a difference.
Now unless they now supply a spacer,theres a width difference,unless on the last run of omega's gm fitted tbe same arms and bearings to estate and saloon. We need old copy of epc to check.

Over to our illustrious leaders... :y

the epc disc is original from vauxhall, eric
And I put it to you that it is incomplete and inaccurate :-X
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #48 on: 03 June 2013, 15:02:46 »

Just to add, the trailing arms are also different saloon to estate :y
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #49 on: 03 June 2013, 15:10:29 »

So the case is estate rear arms and bearings are different, "me lud" 8)
Therefore me lud we the defense need the evidence to prove our case 100%, the defense calls the shopkeeper a mr robg of brisol,pictures please  :)
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #50 on: 03 June 2013, 15:12:12 »

yes i know the rear trailing arms are different as its totally different setup with shocks mounted under the floor i wasnt disputing that just that the bearings could be the same as per info i have, eric
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #51 on: 03 June 2013, 15:14:28 »

Reply 47, and a linky aswell :y
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #52 on: 03 June 2013, 15:15:49 »

yes i know the rear trailing arms are different as its totally different setup with shocks mounted under the floor i wasnt disputing that just that the bearings could be the same as per the wronginfo i have, eric

Fixed that for you :y
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #53 on: 03 June 2013, 15:20:19 »

Different aproach.
If you fit a 45mm long bearing in a 48mm long hole its going to move,if you put a 48mm bearing in a 48mm hole it wont move.. Me lud!
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #54 on: 03 June 2013, 15:22:29 »

Different aproach.
If you fit a 45mm long bearing in a 48mm long hole its going to move,if you put a 48mm bearing in a 48mm hole it wont move.. Me lud!

Fortunately Vauxhall realised this and provided a different bearing for each posibility ;D
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #55 on: 03 June 2013, 15:24:26 »

i am from an engineering back ground and dont need told my job thanks nice to see this being kept social i would have had more than an eye brow raised if i had fitted the bearing with 3mm of room to spare, i dont know i vx made a mod to the arms thru the production run or not but its also possible, eric
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #56 on: 03 June 2013, 15:27:15 »

Nope, you've copped the arse because your wrong ::)
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #57 on: 03 June 2013, 15:29:02 »

and so it decends into name calling, eric
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #58 on: 03 June 2013, 15:58:49 »

i checked back in a old trade club book from 07 which lists the saloon as 90510542 and the estate as 90486468  with only reference to it as another size KIT, REPAIR, REAR WHEEL BEARINGS, 39 X 74 X 39MM (NLS.- USE 90510542) must have been updates thru run eric
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Re: Rear Wheel Bearing replacement
« Reply #59 on: 03 June 2013, 16:10:26 »

i am from an engineering back ground and dont need told my job thanks nice to see this being kept social i would have had more than an eye brow raised if i had fitted the bearing with 3mm of room to spare, i dont know i vx made a mod to the arms thru the production run or not but its also possible, eric

Arm assembly, rear suspension estate RH R1000001-R1046181 p/n 90468292
                                                                            R1046182-                    p/n 90496558

Arm assembly, rear suspension estate LH R1000001-R1046181 p/n 90468291
                                                                            R1046182                      p/n 90496557

Don't have the saloon numbers as I have no interest in them :-\ but suspect the break point is early/mid '96 from the chassis numbers...
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