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Knocking from rear
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JonnyGTI
PostPosted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 9:04 am Up
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Been told this could be my rear axle causing this. Would replacing the bushes resolve this and if I can replace them would do they need to be pressed in and pressed out?
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yeah its the axle and it's easyier and sometimes a bit cheaper to just buy another axle rather than faff with bushes
 

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kakaruto
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Lee is selling a rear disc axle pm him Very Happy £180! with brand new handbrake cables too!

i wish i bought this :L

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JonnyGTI wrote:
Been told this could be my rear axle causing this. Would replacing the bushes resolve this and if I can replace them would do they need to be pressed in and pressed out?

Normally by the time you notice the bearings want replacing on the rear axle its beyond repair as the stubs get damaged / marked by the defective bearings.

Fitting new bearings to a damaged axle is a waste of time as they wont last very long.

By all means strip it apart but be ready to get another rear beam.

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JonnyGTI
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been checking prices off the rear beams out today also the cheapest i can find is £235 with the dearest being £700
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JonnyGTI
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kakaruto wrote:
Lee is selling a rear disc axle pm him Very Happy £180! with brand new handbrake cables too!

i wish i bought this :L


could u point me in the right place for this post as i cant seem to find anything

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just pm him......
 
 

 

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JonnyGTI
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whats his name on here as there is a few lee's that i have seen in the short time i have been here
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it's literally just 'Lee'
 

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Seabook
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this Lee

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JonnyGTI
PostPosted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 11:28 am Up
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Would any axle be ok on the gti as long as its discs and abs

Even if it's off a cc or lower engine'd car as long as I change the shocks over

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Lee
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Just needs to have the same electrical system as yours
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Gaz-M
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Even buy a drum one and swap the brakes/stubs over.. Thats not the easiest job in the world though. But possible!
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JonnyGTI
PostPosted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:54 am Up
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Got hold off a rear axle off a 2000 plate gti that's just come in

Now probably a silly thing to ask but should I just change the bearings on the new/2nd hand axle while it's off the car

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Gaz-M
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If theyre fine i'd leave it..
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