Hub is off, how do you split the hub to change the bearing? Is there a special tool, there is no nut visible
THE BEARING AND HUB ARE SOLD AS A UNIT.
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Hi all,
I think I
must share my experience. The last time the timing belt was replaced on my car
(Corsa B 1.4 Swing 1993) was in 2004, and I got it changed today. Meaning after
9 years! The car drive 36,000KM during these 9 years, mostly short distances,
and was rarely driven for more than 1.5 hours at a time. But the car was used
almost every day! I read on so many forums like this, that the timing belt for
Corsa B should be replaced after 4 years in any case. Well, this is certainly
not true. I may have driven easily for two more years, but just got it replaced
for safety. By the way, I live in North of Norway, where average winter
temperature is -10 C, and average summer temperature is +10 C. So my advice to
those who have Corsa B 1.4 Swing, and do not drive the car for long distances,
should not worry about changing the timing belt for at least 7 years!
However,
when you do replace the timing belt, I suggest that you get these parts replaced
as well
-Complete
timing belt kit, and not only the belt!
-Fan
belt/dynamo belt/serpentine belt (whatever it is called on your car)
-Thermostat
-Two Seals
(front camshaft, and oil seal/axel seal) (not sure about the exact names of
these seals, but ask the mechanic!)
-Coolant
-Waterpump
Good luck!
Massao
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