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The passenger side gearbox mount is £36 inv vat from reno
The drivers side is about £60 depending on where you go.
Front wheel bearing is about £25 each you need to for front as you just dont change one side
The rear wheel bearings are £24 each and again I would advise doing both side so you need 2 again. With the rears you have to have them pressed into the rear brakedisc.
any decent garage should have a press to push them in-if you wanna be really tight you can take the hub off yourself and just ask them to press the bearing in, shouldnt charge more than about a fiver!
yeah thats what I do, take hubs to garage and they will press them for you, dead simple and quite often they wont charge you (usually only five mins work), or if they do they are kinda embarrassed and only ask a fiver/tenner. If you are doing rear ones, consider new discs at same time, as if you need to change the discs in near future you will have to press your bearings out of old ones and into the new ones
The one on the passenger side not the one on the back of the gearbox ?
If so I had a quick look this weekend and this is fairly easy to do.. I snapped mine a few weeks back and havent had time to do this but I am doing it this weekend. About an hours job it that.
The Mount is the rubber dougnut that is fixed on the top on the whole assembly £36 inc vat from renault. Then there is a pin that goes through the middle (The bit I snapped whilst driving) £17 inc vat from renault.
To replace this all you have to do it support the engine either with a jack from underneath or an engine host from above, then remove the battery for easy access, then there are 3 bolts to undo.
1 is the pin that goes throught the mounting
The other 2 are the mount bolts themselves.
Then lower the engine slightly to remove the mounting.
Again fairly easy to do if you are handy with a spanner.
yeah thats what I was thinking - has sheared completely - not too sure how far down it snapped. Its deffo going to the garage for the job anyway! will do the dogbone myself tho thanks to your "expert instructions"
Front wheel bearings will typically cost £80+ per side for the part to be fitted properly with a Renault tool. Unless its done properly, the bearing will last 10,000 miles - maybe less. I speak from experience!
It will be the "dog bone" mount for sure if the gearstick rocks, but then its fairly common to have a bit of movement anyway.
You know when a wheel bearing is on its way out tho - that bloody awful moan it makes lol. I had one go last year and replaced - the other is fine 12 months on