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  1. 10th December 2015, 10:28 PM #1
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    Wheel bearing kit for front of for 2002 Au falcon

    Hi

    bit of a minefield trying to find something of quality i am finding

    i want to buy a front wheel hubs kit for my son for his birthday

    anyone know a decent place to buy good quality at reasonable price?

    i asked at supercrud as they were the only ones still open and the lad there didn't know chalk from cheese...

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    If your only chasing a set of bearings and hub seals try your local bearing/industrial supply shop.
    You will need the veichle build date etc., so they can check thier books for part numbers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by alien View Post
    If your only chasing a set of bearings and hub seals try your local bearing/industrial supply shop.
    You will need the veichle build date etc., so they can check thier books for part numbers.
    Its not that easy kyle as in most cars these days they are a sealed for life unit= throw away
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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    Its not that easy kyle as in most cars these days they are a sealed for life unit= throw away
    Just like the AU really.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    Just like the AU really.
    Ooooh, thats nasty!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    Its not that easy kyle as in most cars these days they are a sealed for life unit= throw away
    So it's just another drive till it fails item.


    Should I mention the D2's being the same now I don't own one?
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    You could,, but you seem to have lost all credibility ;p
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
    You could,, but you seem to have lost all credibility ;p
    And yet you still persist with yours.
    It's rather sad, really, the more modern a vehicle, the shorter the life span. 'Bout time you bought a Series 1, Pedro.

    On the wheel bearing thing, the VR's hubs are a sealed unit. To change the bearing, you change the hub. I thought most modern cars were like that. I would have expected the AU to be like that too.
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