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2.5bluenob

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1,620 posts

205 months

Sunday 17th October 2010
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does anyone know of part nos. and cost etc for rear hub assy/bearing and brake shoes. On a 2.5


Thanks Steve

F.C.

3,901 posts

237 months

Monday 18th October 2010
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3R wheel hub/bearing from mk1/mk2 mondeo
Ford-Front Hub Assy LH & RH
Part Number: 7346525(93BB-1104-AF) £89.07 +vat fordparts
That price according to the nobleparts site as of feb 2009

Rear shoes (hand brake) if the same as M400, brace yourself and bend over cos you're gonna get spanked HARD. can't remember price offhand but someone had to pick me up from the dealers floor!!

ETA sorry, you said rear hubs, nothing on the Noble parts re these.
F.C.

Edited by F.C. on Monday 18th October 08:10

andygtt

8,345 posts

293 months

Monday 18th October 2010
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2.5bluenob said:
does anyone know of part nos. and cost etc for rear hub assy/bearing and brake shoes. On a 2.5


Thanks Steve
Rear hub is a machined down ford granada stud, in a bespoke Noble only alloy upright. Wheel bearing is a BMW E36 2L upwards rear unit, (or porsche boxster/996 or noble if you want to pay more than 10 for exactly the same bearing!).

The bearing is just over £10, a new hub will be £50-150 depending on were you go and it will need machining down, the upright is £1k from Noble only and local machine shop could make you one for less from billet alloy (sore point for me lol)
I have no idea what the rear shoes etc are from.

Craighb

266 posts

196 months

Monday 18th October 2010
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Going through this at the moment, refurbing the suspension etc trying to get rid of a grating noise - but not changing the hubs! Thought I'd try the easy obvious bits first.
Bits I have changed so far on my 2002 2.5 are listed below.
Bearings from German & Swedish £11 - BMW 325i (all E36 2Litre or above).
Handbrake shoes are extortionate and are Noble bespoke items. I took mine to a specialist and had them relined - work great, cost £50 for the two of them to be done.
Rear brake pads EBC Red Stuff DP3034C - £84 for a pair.
Ball joints are Metro 100 - Pt number TC301 (double check the threads though as there is a course and fine option).
Definately change the hub nuts to the Porsche items P999.084.641.02 LOCK NUT (Porsche Boxter part). £11
Also had a couple of leaky dampers so had the originals refurbished at Black Art Designs they managed to 'remanufacture' the old ones into 2 good ones for the front and converted them to gas assist, and I had two bespoke ones off them for the rear - very good service and a reasonable price.
Hope this helps!


2.5bluenob

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1,620 posts

205 months

Monday 18th October 2010
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Thanks for your help every one. craig im trying to sort out a horid scraping sound as well, i'm pretty sure its the hub nut as ive had an other symptom aswell(inconsistant brake pedel).I tried to tighten the hub nut with an undersized torque wrench which did tighten it as far as the little wrench would allow. However i'm sure that i must of at least knackerd the bearing as well because i have been driving the car for ages with this noise getting louder. I think i found the right bearing on ebay, but just to check i was going to put a link on here and ask the question. But this seems to be far beond my computer capabilities. can someone educate me please??????

Steve

2.5bluenob

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1,620 posts

205 months

Wednesday 20th October 2010
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Can anyone help looking on fleabay and there are a few bearings that fit this description but have varying part numbers????

Thanks
Steve