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Rear bearing pressing?

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Hi I've just got new bearings and got them pressed into new discs, cost me £15 which I thought was good (for the pressing); Which side is supposed to be pressed as the small bearing has fell out; now i dunno if that just pops in or the garage has done a wank job so before i go mental thought I'd ask, i've done a search too but there was nothing as specific as this bar davidworts 16v manual guide

 

Cheers

Ian

 

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They have put it in correctly. The small part on the bearing (inner) is held in by the nut and thrust washer. Don't over tighten the nut when you do it up, you should just be able to move the washer with a screwdriver. Make sure you pack with grease.

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looks to me like they've used dark cv grease :scratch:

I'd have thought it should be clear/yellowish ordinary bearing grease?

it's also worth re-checking the play in the bearings/washer/nut/split pin thing after driving the car for a few days, should be fine but they can settle in a bit a need a little tightening.

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The grease is probably fine - just bought some bearing grease from Würth and that was also dark....

 

But then again I could always be wrong...;)

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