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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Sh!troen saxo front wheel bearing... » Post Reply
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| J100RSA |
posted on 13th Jun 06 at 22:51 |
go for the drive shaft there is a 3stud shaft and a 4stud shaft | |
| PaulW |
posted on 13th Jun 06 at 21:03 |
sure its the right bearing? | |
| shane2corsa |
posted on 13th Jun 06 at 20:41 |
done the bearing it was 250nm, i used the garages autodata book. but...... the ferkin thing still wobbles!!! help? anyone? | |
| vaux-tech |
posted on 13th Jun 06 at 20:29 |
FT- FECKING TIGHT, I LIVE BY THAT SAYING! | |
| PaulW |
posted on 13th Jun 06 at 20:23 |
:lol: | |
| J100RSA |
posted on 13th Jun 06 at 19:42 |
5 diga diga's of the windy gun! | |
| ricky1989 |
posted on 13th Jun 06 at 13:16 |
google "saxperience" first link mate, is da best | |
| shane2corsa |
posted on 12th Jun 06 at 21:54 |
hmm i think thats how it will have to be, though unlike the corsa rear bearings which are taper ones, the front one on this pile of poo seems to be a sealed unit which is held in with a circlip. ill just use my judgement me thinks. | |
| Dave A |
posted on 12th Jun 06 at 21:47 |
but on most cars its a case of tightening the nut on the end of the shaft while rotating the bearing to settle it in. tighten it so that it just 'nips' then then slacken off slightly until the retaining pin can be inserted through the hole in the shaft. dont tighten it to get the pin in the hole, always slacken it.:thumbs: | |
| shane2corsa |
posted on 12th Jun 06 at 21:47 |
im not sure of any what are any good? | |
| Dave A |
posted on 12th Jun 06 at 21:45 |
ask on a saxo site maybe:boggle: | |
| shane2corsa |
posted on 12th Jun 06 at 21:44 |
up up please help someone | |
| shane2corsa |
 posted on 12th Jun 06 at 21:40 |
Anyone know the recommended torque setting for the above? |