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Old 07 February 2007, 01:12 PM
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Default 206GTI rear axle bearings

what are they and are they costly to fix??

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Old 07 February 2007, 01:25 PM
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hi m8 i used to have a 206 gti and this happened to mine apparently theyr'e little bearings in between the torsion bar and radius arm if i can remember,when it went it caused a knock from the rear.
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yeah thats what ive got! the garage is saying approx 6hrs to do it!!!!!
Old 07 February 2007, 01:57 PM
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that's not bad mate mine was off road for 3 days partly because peugeot gave me the wrong bearing!!! some people said just to buy a new axel,they said mine was worse cos it had 18" wheels.
Old 07 February 2007, 05:15 PM
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i have just bought a new axle from a breakers, complete axle with discs etc for £180 delivered! it will only take them a couple of hours to fit it to!
Old 07 February 2007, 07:07 PM
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defo easier to buy new axle because if they have been worn for a while it can cause rear axle ends or swinging arm to wear was well common on pugs when i worked there when 405 and 205 were still being sold new!
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saw your post on the 206info forum

did you check the bearings on the axle you bought as they might be on there last legs?
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not got the axle yet should be monday! it has got a 3 month warrenty with it though!
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Rear axle is the way to go if you dont want continued issues with squeeks etc. Its the same ol problem with Pugs and Citreons.

They do also do a axle kit per wheel, £35ish. Though you end up doing the axle eventually. I was trying to remember the cost of a new one.
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