Wheels Bearings

Hi all,

Anyone have an idea on how much im looking at for rear wheel bearings?

Also, what is involved in fitting them? do i need to have them pressed in? is it like the glanza where they sit in the back of the rear disks if that makes sense. and so its best to get new rear disks aswell?

Cheers
ADAM

rear wheel bearings on GTi are integral with the hub can get them on ebay as an example
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FBK823-FIRST-LINE-WHEEL-BEARING-KIT-Suzuki-Baleno-Swift-GTi-Rear-/150665163606?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item231457f356
not cheap.
I have heard of the hubs being machined out and new bearings fitted but no idea what was done.
Pitty I tossed a good pair several months ago as nobody wanted them

GTP

i paid about £20 for a new wheel bearing for my old swift on ebay few years ago fuck paying the price of that link to ebay one

im having trouble finding a cv joint any ideas?

I can get anything thats OEM for swift gti at trade price

hobo wrote:im having trouble finding a cv joint any ideas?

Have you looked on us ebay
I got my rear hubs from there 120 for both, might have some cv's to

Gary

yeah i want cheap price i was looking at between £50 and £75 and im not paying more than £30

http://www.jandrcvjoints.co.uk/suzuki/cv-joints/suzuki-swift-13gti1616glx-cv-joint-new-8901-p-5309.html good old google

jesse was that really a rear though, sounds more like the going price for a front
GTP

Excluding gti mate

meh oh well i don't need one

to replace them undo the rear hub nut after removing the wheels, calipers, and disks, possibly use a hub puller though I have known them to come off by hand, replace with new. do hub nut up. no need to replace disks but if they need it (8mm min I believe) then do it now... make sure tab on hub nut is tapped locked, might be worth getting a new hub nut at the same time.

GTPP