front wheel bearing - query
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I'm working my way round the little jobs that I've been putting off and I have a front wheel bearing that is grinding a little.
I've heard some people say that they are from a jeep cherokee, others have told me a ford transit. Can anyone confirm either way?
Also, how easy is it to remove/fit. Is it just a case of take out the hub bolt and remove parts, replace with new stuff, or is there a lot more jiggery pokery involved.
Meant to add: Are there any seals in there that need replacing at the same time.
Don't want to start taking it apart and find that I don't have all the parts!!!
Cheers
Andy
>>> Edited by andy4200 on Sunday 14th November 18:24
I've heard some people say that they are from a jeep cherokee, others have told me a ford transit. Can anyone confirm either way?
Also, how easy is it to remove/fit. Is it just a case of take out the hub bolt and remove parts, replace with new stuff, or is there a lot more jiggery pokery involved.
Meant to add: Are there any seals in there that need replacing at the same time.
Don't want to start taking it apart and find that I don't have all the parts!!!
Cheers
Andy
>>> Edited by andy4200 on Sunday 14th November 18:24
Yes, Grand Cherokee front bearing, From memory I think I was quoted about £250 + Vat.
I found that the bolt holding the two halves together was loose - TVR fit this bolt to replace the drive shaft which would have a big nut on the end. Therefore, I didn't need to replace mine in the end having removed it!
It is easy to replace the bearing. I think all you need is a long reach (8mm?) allen key. You access the bolts from the far side of the hub carrier.
Richard
I found that the bolt holding the two halves together was loose - TVR fit this bolt to replace the drive shaft which would have a big nut on the end. Therefore, I didn't need to replace mine in the end having removed it!
It is easy to replace the bearing. I think all you need is a long reach (8mm?) allen key. You access the bolts from the far side of the hub carrier.
Richard
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