


TheDrunk wrote:Thank you for the observations. Out of interest, how can you tell that the bearings have gone?



MarkM wrote:TheDrunk wrote:Thank you for the observations. Out of interest, how can you tell that the bearings have gone?
The oil/damp around the hub at the very least says that the axle seal is failing but with the labour and effort to replace that then to do the entire job is better. It isn't the slave cylinder as the damp patch would be higher. Good luck with that though as the halfshaft needs to be pulled and NOT every garage has the right sized puller to do it. My Mk3 had it done but now I own a MK5 the same garage can't do the job.

dangeeeeerousss wrote:thats only a little bit of welding i thought it was something serious![]()


transitgeoff wrote:half shaft only needs a screwdriver, no puller needed there![]()
Luke wrote:why has the battery tray gonelooks ok to me
dangeeeeerousss wrote:thats only a little bit of welding i thought it was something serious![]()

MarkM wrote:transitgeoff wrote:half shaft only needs a screwdriver, no puller needed there![]()
Fair enough I was going on my MK3 I knew the MK5 needed a puller so assumed that the garage that say they can't do my MK5 as they need a larger puller (their words) used a puller on my MK3 when they did the bearing.




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