[lockdup]

Hey guys,
Im after a set of rear Wheel bearings for my WT. I believe Weaves sells them? Also is it a DIY job or am I best to get a mech to do it. Would anybody in Vic with the tools want to do it for some brewskies?

[86slowsierra]

really is a do it your self thing. how ever a hand is good.
you only need to do half of this
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/vi ... 94#1256294
you can do it in a hour or 2 easy

[lockdup]

I wouldn't mind attempting it but I would need omebody who has done it before to give me a hand
Great link

[kenn]

Where about's are you?

[lockdup]

I'm in Narre warren

[weaves]

I can sort you out with rear wheel bearings, just restocked yesterday.

the job is very simple. the tools i use are a mallet, a cold chisel, a grinder and a press.

its a very simple job. and if someone who has already done it before is willing to lend a hand, that just makes it extremely easy.

just remember, backing plate goes on before you press the bearings on.

weaves

[lockdup]

Weaves can you send me a pm with the price. Also how about fronts. The only tools i have are a mullet and grinder

[IN2DEP]

bursons auto parts mate, im picking up my zook tomorrow, just got the rear left done lol

$160 to get it fitted by my mechanic

[lockdup]

I would prefer to watch it be done so I have some no how the next time. Thanks, I also need the rear left done

[Zook_Fan]

if you don't have access to a press a lenth of pipe works excellent. changed mine just the other work with the pipe cos it was going to take longer to set up the press.

[marcman]

i did both rears on mine a lil while ago was easy $45 a side dont know if thats cheap or not but i thought it was ok. we used a grinder, socket extension bar (couldn't find a pipe) and a hammer. good times

[86slowsierra]

oops thought you meant front. my bad.