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darkgti6

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How do you check for an ovalised hub?

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darkgti6 wrote:
How do you check for an ovalised hub?




I jest.

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    • Posted 4th Sep 2012 at 19:43
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    darkgti6

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    Because my steering feel is still s**t. Wandering at speed, weaving under braking on bumps roads. Everything else is sweet so I'm wondering if it could be this.

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    Post #29
    Quite likely.

    Undo the pinch bolt and get a bar in between the subframe and the 'bone and lever the ball joint down and out. If an assistant does this you may be able to shine a light under and have a nosey.

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    darkgti6 wrote:
    Because my steering feel is still s**t. Wandering at speed, weaving under braking on bumps roads. Everything else is sweet so I'm wondering if it could be this.


    Hmmmm, this is very much how mine feels :s got new TREs and Droplinks to fit first though (it had new wishbones recently) - at some point!

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    darkgti6

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    Post #31
    How come its mainly the drivers side? This would make sense in my case as I get a knock when I get to full lock sometimes and as said I know everything else is good. How much is a new hub from Pug and will it come with a bearing already installed?

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    Post #32
    A new hub is around £240 from Pug, and yes it comes with the bearing fully installed ready to go. Yes

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