Britpart Thrust Bearing
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instantsquid
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I would.
Shifty1962
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Depends if you want to take it all apart again in six months time to fit another release bearing.
Fit OEM and be done with it. They're good for 200K miles and more. They might cost double but having recently changed my engine I would not want to do it again for the sake of a small but crucial part.
Fit OEM and be done with it. They're good for 200K miles and more. They might cost double but having recently changed my engine I would not want to do it again for the sake of a small but crucial part.
boydy1989
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i fitted one and it id 6 months.
May have been the 400 miles with no gear oil though, which managed to melt the bearing to the nose
May have been the 400 miles with no gear oil though, which managed to melt the bearing to the nose
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Was that directed at me?
Pikey
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Well unless your braindead or a pedantic fooking twaat. It's fairly obvious what he's referring to. the OP's question was simple enuff and simply answered.
However the fact that yu'd advise someone to fit a ****part bearing is probably a clear enuff sign, as to what a cuunt you are. Do uis all a favour and get ya head out of ya arse..
Muddy Gonzo
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Well unless your braindead or a pedantic fooking twaat. It's fairly obvious what he's referring to. the OP's question was simple enuff and simply answered.
However the fact that yu'd advise someone to fit a ****part bearing is probably a clear enuff sign, as to what a cuunt you are. Do uis all a favour and get ya head out of ya arse..
:hysterically_laughi diplomatic as always
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Muddy Gonzo
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yeah send it back and if your cheeky enough they might even discount you one for the time lost if your pretty good at blagging
boydy1989
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hell aye
They fitted the same part to every defender, disco, RRC wit a diesel engine up until the TD5 came in!
Should have one
While your engine/box is out, reinforce your clutch fork. Its worth it, cos the ball can wear through otherwise, meaning the whole lot has to come out again
They fitted the same part to every defender, disco, RRC wit a diesel engine up until the TD5 came in!
Should have one
While your engine/box is out, reinforce your clutch fork. Its worth it, cos the ball can wear through otherwise, meaning the whole lot has to come out again
Well unless your braindead or a pedantic fooking twaat. It's fairly obvious what he's referring to. the OP's question was simple enuff and simply answered.
However the fact that yu'd advise someone to fit a ****part bearing is probably a clear enuff sign, as to what a cuunt you are. Do uis all a favour and get ya head out of ya arse..
Red
I take it the anger management meds have stopped working or have you stopped taking them?
Either way it is a real shame T*WA*T's like you own a Landy leave aside have access to a computer.
Oh well I suspect being a giant sized bellend has served you well so far in life....... Not.
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Who the **** are you
Pikey
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pikeys a bell end, pikeys a bell end
and that's news??????
Me thinks our friend the crowman. is a bit of a prat. anyone who knows me, would know that I'd never take anger management drugs or counseling. It's the best thing about me. There's nowt funnier or more entertaining than an exploding dwarf..
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If you check this link I asked a similar question a few weeks back.. http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/clutch-release-bearing-replacement-109410.html
