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the bearing is one non-dissasemblable unit, it has to be pressed out and in. best done by someone who has the right tools.
just had a 93 golf cl front wheel bearing done at a garage all in £110.00 had a rear bearing done through my works workshop and the bearing cost £11.21 half an hour to do, gave the mechanic £20 i am not sure but i think the front bearing is the same and to dissasemble the front takes a bit longer but not 3 hours
no I SAY YES IF YOU CAN CAREFULLY POP THE SEAL OF AND HAND REPACK IT YOU COULD GET LUCKY I HAVE DONE THIS Many times on a idler pully when changing a serp belt and ran into a noisy bearing i have repack them and quieted the bearing on a saturday when parts wrer not available as long as bearing is not scored any bearing can be repacked if you have finesse with the seal ring
Because you haven't properly diagnosed and repaired them or had that done. There are multiple possible reasons why this condition exists.. faulty fuse, faulty relay, faulty switch, or faulty wiring are your most likely culprits. Narrowing that down requires hands-on diagnosis, and I can't do that from a distance. Get a Haynes or Chilton manual and use it to learn how to do basic troubleshooting if you intend to fix it yourself.
Bad enough that the oil pan will have to be removed and the rod bearing replaced if that is all the damage that has been done. You will also need to find out why this happened.
Mist lubrication system is that, in which the lubrication of a bearing is done by the oil in the form of oil mist.
Yes it could you should have your a check up done for your car.
Mist lubrication system is that, in which the lubrication of a bearing is done by the oil in the form of oil mist.
So that tap-changing can't be done any more, or maybe the tap changer was faulty.
This requires special tools to remove and install the ac clutch and bearing. The air gap on the ac clutch must be done during install.
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Whining noises often come from the alternator or the steering pump. Check the power steering fluid in the pump (there is a dipstick on the pump), and have an AVR test done on the alternator. If the alternator is faulty, you are probably having battery problems as well. If the steering pump is low on fluid or is faulty, you probably are experiencing jerky steering from time to time.