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front right wheel movement
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Project2062014
PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 1:42 pm Up
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I've had a slight squeeks at random times . ive removed the front wheel to change the bearing and I've noticed --
 


The other side looks like this
 


How is so much play possible? I cannot even find any play ..

If it aint broke dont fix it !

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Project2062014
PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 3:16 pm Up
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Will a hub off a 1.9d 1999 Fit ?

I cannot remove the bearing with a puller kit . But I've got a 1999 206 on the drive .. Anyone many thanks

If it aint broke dont fix it !
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HowlingMadMurdock
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I would go to the local scrap yard or eBay and buy a hub assembly from the exact model. It will be cheap and guaranteed to fit
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macca1411
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What wheels are you running on?
Is the tyre the right size?

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Project2062014
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macca1411 wrote:
What wheels are you running on?
Is the tyre the right size?


There all 17/40/205 rollin on the original vortex 17's .

If it aint broke dont fix it !
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HowlingMadMurdock
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Have you had it lowered? Something is hitting that shock and it shouldn't.

Any tyre damage? I would have thought so.

Springs and shocks ok?

I would have thought you would hear noise with that damage to the shock

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Project2062014
PostPosted: Fri Apr 17, 2015 3:33 pm Up
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So I replaced the bearing today . I found the right damper was sat 5mm further down than the left damper in the hub.

There is a small location plate welded on each damper by pro sport to sit in the hub .. The right hub has a slight dink on each side at the back of the hub where ithe location plate sits in .
so the damper sits 5mm lower because of the dink .

I can say then hub must of been in a smash UP @some point ..
I spot welded it and grinded it back perfect .

Car now sits perfect to the other side ..
I didnt notice before DOH !

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Leegsi
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Nice to get to the bottom of it
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