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Re: Front Hub

Postby bobbrown » Thu 23.02.2012, 21:24

Which part is too long?
If it is the part that fits into the bearing then as long as it is inside the inner half of the bearing it will be fine and as the bearings are the same for Vauxhall and Elan I do not think it will be a problem.
Specky's dimensions shows 34mm for the part that fits into the bearing which is 37mm deep so 1or 2mm longer on the shaft will not be a problem.
Specky shows the overall length as 80mm which is what I had and the information on the Febi part shows the overall length as 81mm, did have a bearing here
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Re: Front Hub

Postby addict » Thu 23.02.2012, 22:10

be sure u have the right wheel bearing the bearing for 1.4 astras ect is narower
just checked mine its fine
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Re: Front Hub

Postby addict » Tue 28.02.2012, 23:18

just striped mine down took an hour and a half hub went to the local garage who charged me £20 to strip and press the new parts back together . wanted £10 but i said get in done today and u can have £20 . did not want the yts boy doing the job. :-D

going to paint a few bits with some por then refit it all. ps splines fine i checked
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Re: Front Hub

Postby addict » Thu 01.03.2012, 23:35

all done back on . the hardest part was finding 3new lylock nuts for the track arm and the balljoints(my old ones were well past it . 19mm spaner 12mm metric fine pitch thread . the ones i found had dark black plastic tell tail in the nut. i got mine from parflow in altrincham the last 3 in the shop. :bowdown: price for the 3 £1 :cheers:
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Re: Front Hub

Postby bobbrown » Fri 02.03.2012, 00:14

Just to clarify, if I am not mistaken these are M12 x 1.5 as there is a selection of pitches for metric fine, 1.0 is more common and then there are 1.25 and 1.5 the standard course pitch being 1.75. On top of that there is half height and full nuts, the top use the thinner one and the lower a full nut, the track rods ends originally had dome head nuts.
Not too hard to come by if you know what you are after, but if you just ask for metric fine you are more likley to get M12 x 1.0

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Re: Front Hub

Postby addict » Fri 02.03.2012, 01:36

same thread as the brake calaper bolts and the wheel bolts to as a point of interest :-D yep 1.5
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