F f0xy May 16, 2007 #1 anyone know what sort of price i should be paying and whats involved for a new rear wheel bearing, drivers side? cheers :approve:
anyone know what sort of price i should be paying and whats involved for a new rear wheel bearing, drivers side? cheers :approve:
F Fred@BTM Car Lionel Richie May 16, 2007 #2 rear drum off, press out the old one, press in the new one no more than £80 inc parts and labour as an estimate
rear drum off, press out the old one, press in the new one no more than £80 inc parts and labour as an estimate
Ryan k Car Racing blue 182 turbo :-) May 16, 2007 #3 f0xy said: anyone know what sort of price i should be paying and whats involved for a new rear wheel bearing, drivers side? cheers :approve: Click to expand... I did mine on 1.4 not to long ago you will be better using a press like fred said its no more than £80
f0xy said: anyone know what sort of price i should be paying and whats involved for a new rear wheel bearing, drivers side? cheers :approve: Click to expand... I did mine on 1.4 not to long ago you will be better using a press like fred said its no more than £80