the one i got was the timken....guys i need some help, im looking at the tsrm and i cant figure this out at all...i want to pull this off so i can take it to a shop in the morning so they can press this bearing....do you guys have a better link of how to remove??
thanks for the help!!!
thanks for the help guys....i am going to follow the tsrm to pull this thing apart and take it to a shop, i bought the bearing from autozone and it was like 93 bucks:aigo:
hey guys, so i think my passenger side rear wheel bearing is shot, its loud and i can move the tire back and forth...im looking at the tsrm on how to do this but im just not understanding it at all. does someone have a better link on how to replace it and where would you guys get the wheel...
grammar.....ahh...need to work on that a bit more...lol...you guys are right, i have done alot of research in the last couple of months and i have learned alot!!!! thanks for everybodys help!!
Thanks for sharing your setup....need more love in this section!!...the mk3's can have a cool setup if done right...the 6-1/2 comp sets can sound mean in the doors...you have the tweet withen three inches from the mid and the 4 in for the rear fill....just get a 4 channel and you set...most...
question for you guys??? is it ok to ground to the body and not the batt (i dont like a bunch of wires going to the batt, im weird) if i put one meter lead on neg side of batt and the other on spot i put the wire and i put the meter on ohm's and it reads 0....thats just as good right...as long...
when i built my motor i went through all my grounds and regrounded everything with rockford fosgate wires...i install car audio for a living so i had a bunch laying around...here is my question...do you have to go to the batt. i mean if you take your meter and put it on ohm's and put one end on...
spin the p/s pump with your hand...if it moves smooth you should be fine, i had my p/s pump in the bottom of my parts box with a shit load of weight on it...and it works fine...lol...dont sweat to much...your motor is fine
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