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Subject Topic: Peugeot J5 front wheel bearing Post Reply Post New Topic
Person888dee
14/6/2009 at 6:46pm
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or fiat ducato if you speak italian instead of french ;)

anyone replaced a front wheel bearing on one of these? anything I should know and what is a reasonable price to pay, 1st look on the bay suggests about £35


Persondelboydriver
15/6/2009 at 6:56pm
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the price is about right and the job is a breeze , just be careful that you have the van supported properly and safely they are very heavy vehicles i used to use a 30 tonne bottle jack on my talbot.

 

Also check the driveshaft gators and change if neccessary.

Hope this helps you in some way .

Delboy



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you may be frustrated now but infront of me there is a big incline . yeh it may be slow but it is in front


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Person888dee
15/6/2009 at 10:14pm
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cheers DB, I've got a large trolley jack which in theory could lift the whole truck (no idea how I would get it to balance though!) and loads of axle stands, had a quick look today and "seems" straightforward enough but the proof of the pudding and all that


Personwynthesurfer
16/6/2009 at 2:07pm
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Just done mine front & back nearside, got parts from
http://www.autopartswarehouse.co.uk/product.aspx?ID=290611
much cheaper than anywhere,front & rear delivered for £34

Wyn.


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17/6/2009 at 10:56pm
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got the bearing locally, bit dearer than above but not a silly amount and I could get it done today,

think it's safe to say the old bearing was to tight, took a 4 foot scaffold bar on the breaker bar and the next door neighbour STANDING on the brake to get it cracked, and yes I had removed the "tabs" as well....


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Persondelboydriver
18/6/2009 at 4:23pm
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tight is not the word then , you were lucky the old one did not run out on you.

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Person888dee
18/6/2009 at 11:13pm
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funny thing is the bearings weren't actually that bad when they came out, dry yes but not desperate, seen a lot worse that were making less noise...

anyway, done now and I can hear the engine (and turbo) again


Persondelboydriver
19/6/2009 at 7:51pm
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SORTED

Well done  mate.



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06/8/2009 at 8:19pm
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Hi

   Been reading your posts with interest, tried replacing my 97 Ducato front bearings, got the bearing nut off with a struggle but couldn't get the hub off. Didn't want to damage anything so pumped a bit of grease in with a syringe and put it back together. How does the hub come off as I would like to replace the bearings eventually.

             cheers mart



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