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07-02-2012, 06:10 PM
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08-02-2012, 02:46 PM
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Once the axles are out, the only difficult part is sometimes the bearings weld themselves to the axles.
Best bet is to get a chisel or similar or a grinder and cut them away, otherwise it's not too difficult. At least they're cheaper than the fronts!
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Regards Bobby Current Cars: 2000 AU2 Fairmont (2019-current) 2003 BA1 Falcon Divvy Van (2017-current) 2009 VW Mk6 Golf 118TSi (2020-current) Previous Cars: 2003 MCX10R Avalon VXi (2017-2020) 1995 EF1 Falcon GLi (2016-2019) 1997 XH2 Falcon Van OPT20 (2016-2019) 2006 BF Fairlane Ghia (2013-2018) 2001 AU3 Futura (2010-2013) 1996 EL Fairmont (2008-2010) 2004 BA XR6 (2005-2008) 2001 AU2 Forte (2005-2006) 1988 EA Fairmont Ghia (2003-2005) 1984 AR Telstar TX5 Ghia (2001-2005) |
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30-08-2012, 05:33 PM
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You dont need a press to insert the new bearings? If so, wonder if a 3 jaw puller and a small flat plate of steel would suffice to insert new bearing?
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30-08-2012, 06:30 PM
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as far as im aware you just push them into the new axles give them a tap with a big socket to seat them properly and off you go?
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30-08-2012, 09:16 PM
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sounds easy enough, cant be much harder than the front ones minus the extra bolts...
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NOV/06 BF MKII SHILOUETTE FUTURA WAGON. Speedy20x8.5's, GHIA momo wheel, G6ET322mm PBR's on RDA slotted rotors, 2.5 powersound cat back system, venom high flow cat,stainless 4490 extractors. Dual zone ACC colour ICC conversion, LED mods, Lots of other interior mods. Build Thread Coming, Custom XR side skirts and rear bar lower lip. turbo ZF 6Speed/tail shaft/M86 LSD conversion. custom CAI, custom leather GTP seats. |
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07-01-2013, 12:44 AM
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Hey Guys,
My AU XR6 S3 Is giving me issues, I brought it a few months ago and noticed I needed the left rear wheel bearing replaced I also had the castor arm replaced as well. It's been about 3 months and the issue is back. I keep hearing the same noise when I am at about 40k to about 70km. It's ****ing me off big time just hearing that noise and having paid for have it fixed. I went back to the mechanic that did the repairs JBR Auto, He took it for a run and said I was okay and only to worry when it gets worse. I was pretty ****ed at the response. I went to Ford shortly after to get a valuation done for a trade to a FG XR8 manual. They took it for a run and said they won't touch it till it's fixed. The car I wanted has been sold but I was given a good trade price though. My question is with the AU XR S3 is this a common issue as it has IRS I have heard many issues with the 1st Series to the 2nd series. Or could it be more? I also have discharged from defence and now am in Vic I was hoping you guys could recommend a good mechanic either on the South or West, as I don't want to take it to the same mechanic. Any info that you guys could give would be great thanks!! |
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17-09-2013, 09:20 AM
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Does anyone know of a guide to do the rear wheel bearings on a BA ute? I can find heaps of sedan ones but haven't been able to find much for AU BA BF utes around..
any special tools required? Cheers |
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07-10-2022, 09:56 PM
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08-10-2022, 10:19 AM
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I just did a search for rear axle removal and found heaps on the forum. Utes, wagons and older cars, all have the same solid rear axle setup. See my post here: https://www.fordforums.com.au/showth...ea+axle+remove here's a photo essay: https://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11418260 |
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Re: Au wheel bearings, easy to replace yourself?
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