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13-01-2009, 10:40 AM
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Gday everyone im Steve and a new member. My question is im wanting to change the diff bearings in my XR8 AUII ute as they are worn and getting noisy , had a quote for just under $800 and figure i could do and save heaps. Have done a pajero diff centre before and seemed easy enough but not sure how to tackle my ute any tips ,tricks and tools i might need to do this would be handy.
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Back to Le Frenchy
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Moved to appropriate forum.
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Diff bearings
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