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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by ferris » Wed May 13, 2015 6:55 pm

There is a bearing supplier in brislington that will probably have some on the shelf, but you will need to tell them the exact size you require.

Or i got my last set from kingswood auto part. They can normally get them in a few hours.

Or GSF car parts might stock them
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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by donkeychomp » Wed May 13, 2015 11:50 pm

Good luck with the wheel bearings!
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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by ScottieJ » Thu May 14, 2015 12:37 am

Any local motor factors should sell kits.

If you aren't having any luck I have a few spare hubs with good bearings in so it would just be a case of picking one up from me, will also save you knocking out the old bearings and refitting, as it happens I'll be in bath at work and in bath all evening so could even bring it in with me.

I'll throw it in the car just in case, you'll need a 50mm socket, 10mm and 12mm (possibly a 13 if they have used non standard calliper mount bolts) and 19mm, some opening circlip pliers and a flathead screwdriver/small pry bar to fold the locking tabs on the bearing nuts.
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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by donkeychomp » Thu May 14, 2015 1:15 am

Hmm..you don't carry circlip pliers with you? Think Dan asked why I had some at Billing... :hahaha:
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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by Beardy89 » Thu May 14, 2015 9:07 am

Thanks all, Again!!

I ordered a new complete kit from Jimnybits on a fast delivery.
So hopefully I can get in rolling on the road side to get it home. :D

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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by ScottieJ » Thu May 14, 2015 10:04 am

donkeychomp wrote:Hmm..you don't carry circlip pliers with you? Think Dan asked why I had some at Billing... :hahaha:
I normally do.....but forgot to put them in the toolbox for MGW :lol:
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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by Beardy89 » Fri May 15, 2015 9:04 am

ScottieJ wrote:Any local motor factors should sell kits.

If you aren't having any luck I have a few spare hubs with good bearings in so it would just be a case of picking one up from me, will also save you knocking out the old bearings and refitting, as it happens I'll be in bath at work and in bath all evening so could even bring it in with me.

I'll throw it in the car just in case, you'll need a 50mm socket, 10mm and 12mm (possibly a 13 if they have used non standard calliper mount bolts) and 19mm, some opening circlip pliers and a flathead screwdriver/small pry bar to fold the locking tabs on the bearing nuts.

Hi Scottie, I think I am going to go for this SJ and pick it up Saturday. It will need a new stub axle as the guy has butchered the threads getting it on/off. I have ordered a bearing kit, I think the is all it needs. Do you have a stub axle in your spares stock and what would something like that cost me?

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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by ScottieJ » Fri May 15, 2015 11:01 am

Yes I have plenty of stub axles, £10 for the stub axle and all nuts, locking washer etc. sound ok?

My workshop is in corsham, 15mins up the road from bath and I'll be there most of the day tomorrow.
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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by Beardy89 » Fri May 15, 2015 12:54 pm

ScottieJ wrote:Yes I have plenty of stub axles, £10 for the stub axle and all nuts, locking washer etc. sound ok?

My workshop is in corsham, 15mins up the road from bath and I'll be there most of the day tomorrow.

Scottie can I take a phone number and give you a call. I might try and pop in tomorrow.

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Re: Anyone near Bristol that can help?

Post by ScottieJ » Fri May 15, 2015 1:31 pm

I have sent you my number via PM matey :thumbup:
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