l/h front hub a bit loose was the reason, anyone know how to repair
franc123,
May 17, 6:39am
get the bearing renewed or else fit a second hand hub.Make sure the CV joint nut is at the recommended torque first.
thunderbolt,
May 17, 6:40am
Is the CV nut tight!
Or is it bearing wear in the hub!
kuma673,
May 17, 6:40am
are they not adjustable!
johnf_456,
May 17, 6:44am
Perhaps ask a mechanically minded friend they could teach so you could learn a thing or to and then you can get it fixed properly at the same time.
thunderbolt,
May 17, 6:44am
Nope, not tapered type bearings like you may be thinking of, more like large roller bearings pressed into a hub.
kuma673,
May 17, 6:54am
i have no idea sorry, just a dumb blonde female lol i was at work and good old mum took it in for me and the paper came back with that, they told her its not a major problem, but no one seems to know how to fix it for me, and i can't really afford to stick in garage at this stage
kuma673,
May 17, 6:58am
lol mechanically minded friend has no idea how to fix this particular car(probably an excuse because he hates working on it)
carmedic,
Mar 2, 3:04pm
I can jack it up and give it a quick shake for you and tell you exactly what??
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