BuRR

Ipalmer - I *think* I may have a spare one, that was on a hub I removed.

MY99 UK Turbo.

[Edited by BuRR - 10/9/2003 12:43:07 PM]

IPALMER

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i think it is alloy

right on with brakes, or i'll be here forever

edited 'coz i had an idea that didn't work


[Edited by IPALMER - 10/9/2003 3:04:06 PM]

alcazar

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That bit looks like cast iron. Does anyone know if cast iron can be welded?
STILL cheaper, even if it needs specialist help, than having it rplaced at £350 for the part alone

My lad got an alloy frame welded for a trials bike recently, £25 all in. Perfect job.
Alcazar

[Edited by alcazar - 10/9/2003 7:28:46 PM]

IPALMER

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i'm in the middle of changing the discs and pads on my car , i won't go in to detail , but i've broke the part in the picture



questions :

1. what is it ?

2. can i put the car back together and drive it ?

3. how do i get it off , and where's the best place for a new / 2nd. hand one ?

cheers

Iain

goonasuk

is that not something to do with the ABS?

Paulo P

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ABS pickup You should be able to drive it if you remove the ABS fuse but that part's going to need replacing

Paulo P

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Hub nut then undo the allen screws in blue?

New one scooby dealer

2nd hand grade A, rally col

IPALMER

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thanks for the quick replies !

i think it is abs related.

i've removed the centre nut , but i think it needs a puller to get it off

Paulo P

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I thought it looked like you had. Have you tried giving it a tap? Put the wheel back on and wiggle it?

IPALMER

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giving a tap ? ?

me and hammers don't mix - see what happens ! ! lol

i'll put the wheel on now and "wiggle" it

cheers

edited
can't speell (twice ) must be coz i'm in a cop !

[Edited by IPALMER - 10/9/2003 12:46:19 PM]

[Edited by IPALMER - 10/9/2003 12:47:18 PM]

Paulo P

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PMSL I can see where you are coming from

Listy

It's not the Hammer or the broken Brakes I'd worry about mate....

It's what your other half will do to you when she finds out you used her Douvet to sit on while you were Spanking your Car with a Mallet....Lol

IPALMER

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right

i've gently tapped the centre of the driveshaft back in towards the car - so that it is loose in the hub , but the hub is still fixed soild

any ideas ?

IPALMER

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listy - lol

it's alright - i nicked it off the spare bed !

IPALMER

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BuRR

yhm

clubby

This happehed to me on my Catalunya a couple fo years ago. ABS ring broke. I ahd to pay £350 for a new ABS ring!! Couldnt pick one up 2nd hand.

Strange thing is we werent being brutal at the time. Hope you get it sorted for less than it cost me.. I got it fixed and then the discs warped 2 weeks later!!

Paulo P

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Hub puller next? What a pain in the **** I think I would pull the fuse because ABS is a pain

IPALMER

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£350 for a new ABS ring!!

'kin 'ell ! !

quicksprint

Sorry mate but to replace the broken ring,you will have to remove the whole hub carrier.(these do not just tap off!!).
The centre hub will have to be pressed out but it may break/damage the hub bearing.Once the hub is off then you can unbolt the ABS ring.
Refitting means using the press to refit the hub back onto the bearing.

steve

speedking

But surely if you drive the wheel assembly will be well out of balance and v. uncomfortable and dangerous?

IPALMER

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quicksprint

cheers for the reply - you're in waterlooville, the same as me

i suppose i'll prob. need a new wheel bearing as well then ?

LG John

Your wife will kill you when she sees what you have been using her finest sheets for

ozzy

nah, she'll quickly forget that once she sees the repair bill for the new ABS ring

Iain, I'd get some flowers ordered for her quickstyle or keep the hammer well out of reach from her

Stefan

alcazar

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OK, silly question, BUT:

Would it be possible to spot weld the broken bit back into place? I can't see why not, as it's not stressed in any way, and carries no weight?

Surely, a good welder would put it back for you, like new, at a fraction of the cost of a new one/repair involving hub removal?

Alcazar

IPALMER

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ozzy ,

she's working 'till 9.30 tonight - so i've got till then to get everthing sorted - i'm gonna carry on sorting the brakes out (335mm godspeed conversion) and get it back on the road with the busted abs ring

I can always tell her next week that a rogue stone broke it lol.

not me with a hammer bigger then Thor !


this welding idea could be a good one tho' - all the ring does is go round and round with a sensor aimed at the back of it.

Paulo P

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My guess is that if the ring broke that easily then it's not steel and therefore not weldable without specialist equipment (If it's alloy ) I am not sure from the picture what it's made of though

Paulo P

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Oh and if you pull the ABS fues my bet is that the broken part is that light it won't make hardly any difference to the balancing and won't make the car dangerous as previously stated.

Paul

BOB.T

You'd be best bolting it all back up and gettin it recovered to a garage tbh

To fix it involves pulling the whole knuckle off, pressing the hub out, fitting the new ring then pressing the hub back into the knuckle...I wouldn't do that without replacing the bearing.

I don't mean to be rude but it's a very serious bit of your car....if you **** it up you could finish up on 3 wheels!!

Best of luck

Bob (ex technician)

Paulo P

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If it is Alloy then it will be weldable but you would probably still have to remove it

Jay m A

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I think thats an old set of curtains he's using. I say old because that design is sooo late 90's