Front wheelbearing noisy
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Hello guys!
My front wheelbearing is getting a bit more noisy than I like.
As soon as the hollidays are over, I need to get it to a shop and get it done.
I am not in the position to do it myself at this stage, it's simply to cold and I don't have the tool to take the ABS rotor off.
Is this tool common to other cars or only jag? The nearest jag workshop is 1.5 hour drive from here, while the nearest workshop is just around the corner. Can they do this? Wheelbearings are wheelbearings, but the question is that ABS rotor thingie.
Thanks!
Cheers, Jarle
My front wheelbearing is getting a bit more noisy than I like.
As soon as the hollidays are over, I need to get it to a shop and get it done.
I am not in the position to do it myself at this stage, it's simply to cold and I don't have the tool to take the ABS rotor off.
Is this tool common to other cars or only jag? The nearest jag workshop is 1.5 hour drive from here, while the nearest workshop is just around the corner. Can they do this? Wheelbearings are wheelbearings, but the question is that ABS rotor thingie.
Thanks!
Cheers, Jarle
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Not a very common tool and quite expensive. Seen them for about US$300.
Wheel bearing were a problem on the early cars. Jaguar increased the size in the '99 MY I believe.
Edit a few minutes later: eBay has one for $150 right now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/JAGUAR-ABS-ROTOR...item53dead69cc
Wheel bearing were a problem on the early cars. Jaguar increased the size in the '99 MY I believe.
Edit a few minutes later: eBay has one for $150 right now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/JAGUAR-ABS-ROTOR...item53dead69cc
Last edited by test point; 12-31-2009 at 05:02 AM.
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Not a very common tool and quite expensive. Seen them for about US$300.
Wheel bearing were a problem on the early cars. Jaguar increased the size in the '99 MY I believe.
Edit a few minutes later: eBay has one for $150 right now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/JAGUAR-ABS-ROTOR...item53dead69cc
Wheel bearing were a problem on the early cars. Jaguar increased the size in the '99 MY I believe.
Edit a few minutes later: eBay has one for $150 right now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/JAGUAR-ABS-ROTOR...item53dead69cc
Will have to sort as soon as possible after the hollidays. Don't think it can wait two weeks really, the freight does take some time. So will need to get it done ASAP. Got a quote from a Jag dealer at 600$ which doesn't sound too bad. Agree?
Cheers, Jarle
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I understand the cold weather, I don't work on my hobby Volvo below 45 degrees F.
If it is squeaking are you sure you want to drive 1.5 hours in January, in Norway, to have it replaced?
I might buy the tool and ask the guy next door to fix it and keep the tool as part payment. Express air shipping shouldn't be $25 or so.
Of course, if it is your DD you don't have much choice.
If it is squeaking are you sure you want to drive 1.5 hours in January, in Norway, to have it replaced?
I might buy the tool and ask the guy next door to fix it and keep the tool as part payment. Express air shipping shouldn't be $25 or so.
Of course, if it is your DD you don't have much choice.
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I understand the cold weather, I don't work on my hobby Volvo below 45 degrees F.
If it is squeaking are you sure you want to drive 1.5 hours in January, in Norway, to have it replaced?
I might buy the tool and ask the guy next door to fix it and keep the tool as part payment. Express air shipping shouldn't be $25 or so.
Of course, if it is your DD you don't have much choice.
If it is squeaking are you sure you want to drive 1.5 hours in January, in Norway, to have it replaced?
I might buy the tool and ask the guy next door to fix it and keep the tool as part payment. Express air shipping shouldn't be $25 or so.
Of course, if it is your DD you don't have much choice.
Cheers, Jarle
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Second that idea and that kudo.
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Gus, and you other guys..
Contemplating taking the hub off myself today. What do I need to get this done? I have some standard pullers and quite a bit of tools. Should this be a possible first job for me on the Jag?
What does it involve? I have gotten the JTIS, my guess is that the shock removal should give me the procedure?
Thanks!
Cheers, Jarle
Contemplating taking the hub off myself today. What do I need to get this done? I have some standard pullers and quite a bit of tools. Should this be a possible first job for me on the Jag?
What does it involve? I have gotten the JTIS, my guess is that the shock removal should give me the procedure?
Thanks!
Cheers, Jarle
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I was afraid of the spindle, since the bearing was very worn.
All others seemed real tight and fine, brake pads had to be changed though.
So not that expensive, and a happy ending.
Cheers, Jarle
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