Wheel bearing

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Joelism

640 posts

257 months

Saturday 28th November 2015
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And a dremel for cleaning up the tailpipes smile

stevieturbo

17,256 posts

247 months

Saturday 28th November 2015
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Viper said:
you really should start modifying a bit, start off small before doing a larger project biggrin
He should start driving the damn thing ! 2016 season is coming, let's go !

sonicbloo

637 posts

150 months

Saturday 28th November 2015
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Had mine 7 months now, with 2400 miles covered

expenditure so far -

week 1 - remove corsa exhaust and re-fit factory exhaust, reset engine management light (light was on due to leaking exhaust/failed MIL eliminator) parts £0 - labour £50 mates rates
week 2 - fan motor & relay burnt out. cost of parts approx £200. labour £0 (replaced myself)

front number plate bracket approx £60
new foglight (old lens cracked) approx £75
new fusebox cover approx £15
new dustcaps with logo's £20

rounded off wheelnut cost £10 to have removed

month 6 - leaking oil cooler lines, parts £200 labour £30

car is also booked in for a front bumper repaint 8th Dec to get rid of stone chips £350

approx £1000 total, less £250 from sale of the Corsa exhaust = £750

Am I still happy with the car? you bet!








500 RAM

268 posts

217 months

Saturday 28th November 2015
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Bullet proof if only

fatboy18

18,938 posts

211 months

Sunday 29th November 2015
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v82fas said:
Jesus that's some serious repairs and I thought I was unlucky!!

In the year I've owned it:

Leaking fluid reservoir
Failed steering pump
Leaking oil cooler lines
Front crank seal failureFixedthumbup
Front wheel bearing and hub

Not including ruptured boots under all the arches haha!

MADMAX-UK

1,258 posts

199 months

Sunday 29th November 2015
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Ataboy smile

fatboy18 said:
v82fas said:
Jesus that's some serious repairs and I thought I was unlucky!!

In the year I've owned it:

Leaking fluid reservoir
Failed steering pump
Leaking oil cooler lines
Front crank seal failureFixedthumbup
Front wheel bearing and hub

Not including ruptured boots under all the arches haha!

v82fas

Original Poster:

158 posts

115 months

Monday 30th November 2015
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Haha yes that can be crossed off now, Mark did his finest and we were victorious! The seal was changed...with the help of a carpet removal tool, which is NOT stated in the handbook!! biggrin FYI, anyone attempting to change oil switch or sender...give yourself patience. Well done Sir Mark!





Now about that wheel bearing...

Dr-Bob

6,629 posts

260 months

Monday 30th November 2015
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Joelism said:
And a dremel for cleaning up the tailpipes smile
What are tail pipes ???????