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Have a question
Im getting a recond axle and dont think it comes with wheel hub and bearing. Can i remove hub and bearing from my old axle and replace on new axle? Or are they fu**ed once removed?
Thanks for any info.
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nope you can pope them off and put the straight on the other axle on the condition they actually come off.
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(24-01-2017, 02:00 PM)bashbarnard Wrote: nope you can pope them off and put the straight on the other axle on the condition they actually come off.
I took 1 off there b4 work and it split. It left the inner race on the shaft, can i still use it?
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not with a disc axle, the seal usually gets damaged when they get split.
best bet if you really want to re-use a disc bearing is to knock the stub pin through which will leave it intact, you can also check that the new beam has the same length stub axle.
don't forget the spacer behind the bearing.
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How much force does it take to knock the stub out? Thought about replacing mine.
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varies, usually a good copper hammer will get them out, but a press is much kinder on them and less chance of damage.
if you're fitting new then no need to do that.
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They're about 100 each to buy, thats why i want to reuse them.
Yeah the seal is damaged but ill fire it back on anyway to get through test then change it when i can afford.
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i use a 3 leg puller or press the stub axle out, wouldnt advise hitting the stub axle in anyway
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its only a problem if you're a ham fisted numpty, like my mate dan.
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24-01-2017, 10:24 PM
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Smashed out loads of stub axles and yet to have an issue. For what it's going to cost i would just fit new wheel bearings tbh, especially since one is already dead.
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Anyone link up to some decent new wheel bearings for disc beams?
I will need to put a new set on the axel Stef has done for me.
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oem is SNR, fitted a few firstline bearings recently which gave been snr.
also premier packaged have been SNR.
and Motaquip.
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(25-01-2017, 11:07 AM)welshpug Wrote: oem is SNR, fitted a few firstline bearings recently which gave been snr.
also premier packaged have been SNR.
and Motaquip.
great info, thanks
have avoided motaquip and firstline, but will give them a look now
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motaquip for pug and citroen is probably the first place I'd go for non o.e stuff, its a motorfactor brand that PSA started in 1981, a lot of the stuff they do is oem in different packaging.
used to be that cars older than 5 years would be serviced/repaired at dealers with motaquip unless otherwise specified.
firstline for anything other than bearings and cables I am rather wary of.
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So the hatchback and estate have different part numbers
374845 estate Vs 374832 for hatch
Are they interchangeable ?
(25-01-2017, 12:54 PM)zx_volcane Wrote: So the hatchback and estate have different part numbers
374845 estate Vs 374832 for hatch
Are they interchangeable ?
looks like could be offset difference - estate has a higher 'height' of 65 vs 59 of the hatch
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i think the estate non abs may have used 205 stubs and hubs, all the saloons/hatch abs and non abs used the same taller ones as far as I know.
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early ph2 with ABS have a different spacer washer so have a different bearing kit number
3748 32 BEARING HUB ASSEMBLY - UNTIL RPO 07969
3748 72 BEARING HUB ASSEMBLY - SINCE RPO 07970
16 077 037 80 WHEEL BEARING KIT PSA - SINCE RPO 07970 AND AGE >= 3
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its just a different style, same thickness.
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(25-01-2017, 01:42 PM)welshpug Wrote: its just a different style, same thickness.
so both hubs are interchangeable?
i see what they have done now!
they have swapped the front and rear washer on the later ones
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(25-01-2017, 11:56 AM)welshpug Wrote: motaquip for pug and citroen is probably the first place I'd go for non o.e stuff, its a motorfactor brand that PSA started in 1981, a lot of the stuff they do is oem in different packaging.
used to be that cars older than 5 years would be serviced/repaired at dealers with motaquip unless otherwise specified.
firstline for anything other than bearings and cables I am rather wary of.
That's bloody handy to know, thanks!
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so i can go for the estate version and put the washer on the other side?
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Hi, I also need a bit of help with rear wheel bearings. Just been through this thread and can't find a link to the correct part (1993 zx volcane td 5dr non abs). What did you guys decide was the best option?
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