Front wheel bearing. 400SE.
Front wheel bearing. 400SE.
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jmorgan

Original Poster:

36,010 posts

313 months

Sunday 24th June 2007
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Just to double check, Granada MK II? Have to call the factors tomorrow but you know the drill.......

Me "Yeah, Granada MK II"
Them "What year"
Me "Er 90?"
Them "Stopped making them then, what model"
Me "OK, it really off a TVR"
Them "There was no Granada TVR, can you make your mind up?"



Or they might have it on the books.

Danny Hoffman

1,617 posts

291 months

Sunday 24th June 2007
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My 350i is a Granada - '85

jmorgan

Original Poster:

36,010 posts

313 months

Sunday 24th June 2007
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Will give them a go. Might even get lucky with fords.

adam quantrill

11,679 posts

271 months

Monday 25th June 2007
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Is it really knackered and noisey, or just a bit loose?

If the latter you can usually regrease them and nip up the hub nut (not too tight though!) because they are tapered bearings.

jmorgan

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36,010 posts

313 months

Monday 25th June 2007
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Spooky, just about to reply. Got me mits on a replacement (Granada MK2, but there was a mention of a MK3) and changed. The old outer one was grinding like a good un, lubed with crushed anvils. Silvery deposits like glitter coming out when I removed for inspection yesterday. I did repack but still nadgered and slack. The silvery deposits put me off driving it anyway. Might explain the vibration and noise coming through the steering that was on and off. Offski for a test drive.....


Edited to add, that is a worker.
Edited by jmorgan on Monday 25th June 14:13


Edited by jmorgan on Monday 25th June 15:09