Turbo R Wheel Bearing

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Truffs

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266 posts

139 months

Sunday 26th March 2017
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Dear All,

I have a grumbling wheel bearing on the Turbo R that makes itself heard, especially under braking and acceleration.

My question is can any garage do it as the nearest specialist is about 90 miles? I don't want the stress of driving it like it for long.

Thanks for reading!



Edited by Truffs on Sunday 26th March 18:18

matt5791

381 posts

127 months

Thursday 30th March 2017
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Sure, a decent garage can do this - you just need to make sure they are a decent one. Unfortunately, there are so many that are not, even though on the face of it they may seem professional.

Where are you based? I would recommend the place I use just south of Birmingham, Tanworth Garage.

Truffs

Original Poster:

266 posts

139 months

Saturday 1st April 2017
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matt5791 said:
Sure, a decent garage can do this - you just need to make sure they are a decent one. Unfortunately, there are so many that are not, even though on the face of it they may seem professional.

Where are you based? I would recommend the place I use just south of Birmingham, Tanworth Garage.
Thanks for that. I will use a local one then. Alas, Birmingham is a long way away. I just wanted to make sure it did not need special tools etc because of the suspension and braking hydraulics.

matt5791

381 posts

127 months

Monday 3rd April 2017
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Truffs said:
Thanks for that. I will use a local one then. Alas, Birmingham is a long way away. I just wanted to make sure it did not need special tools etc because of the suspension and braking hydraulics.
I don't know about the special tools, but I don't think so.

But you can hire all this stuff from Flying Spares if they need it.