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Old 19 January 2007, 02:39 PM
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I'm looking for a front passenger hub assembly for an RB5 (MY99)

Has anyone got one spare PLEASE!!!

Thanks in advance, Phill
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Old 19 January 2007, 07:18 PM
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I might have a hub which came from my Type RA, basically identical but you would need to swop the back plates over if you have ABS fitted, I'll have a look later and mail you back.
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Old 19 January 2007, 07:18 PM
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Got one from a MY95.

https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...ighlight=maffa

£50

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Old 19 January 2007, 09:36 PM
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All,

I'm looking for a front passenger hub assembly for an RB5 (MY99)

Has anyone got one spare PLEASE!!!

Thanks in advance, Phill
Right sorry for misguiding you all. Apparently all I need is the drive shaft flange? Sorry I know nothing about what I'm trying to buy. It's shagged whatever it it. It fits inside the inside of the bearing?

Thanks Phill
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Old 19 January 2007, 11:21 PM
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That usually happens when you run too long with a knackered bearing. If the flange needs replacing, so will the bearing. You're best off replacing the whole hub, if you can find a good one.
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Old 20 January 2007, 09:14 AM
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If you just need a flange I have one. £10 posted.

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Old 20 January 2007, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Houghton
That usually happens when you run too long with a knackered bearing. If the flange needs replacing, so will the bearing. You're best off replacing the whole hub, if you can find a good one.
Bearing been shagged for a while unknown to me. Day before I was doing 135 mph (on a private road) When we jacked it up 3 of us went white, got the video on my phone, still horrible to look at. It was so loose god knows how it stayed on. Brake only worked sometimes after a pump to the floor and press again on the pedal. Nightmare!!!

I got new bearings anyway now. A good mechanical mate of mine says the hub is fine. Just need the flange thingy

Been off the road for 6 months, so gagging to take it out again

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Old 20 January 2007, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy McG
If you just need a flange I have one. £10 posted.

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Will this flange fit an RB5? Excuse me I know nothing about cars If it will I'll ripe your hands off please!

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It should do, as far as I know all front hub flanges are the same for classics.

Anyone confirm this?

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Originally Posted by Andy McG
It should do, as far as I know all front hub flanges are the same for classics.

Anyone confirm this?

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Anyone confirm this?

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Originally Posted by Andy McG
It should do, as far as I know all front hub flanges are the same for classics.

Anyone confirm this?

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Dont forget pre abs vehicle drive flanges are not drilled for the abs ring,but can be drilled on a bench drill....As i found out
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Good point!

Babber, does your RB5 have ABS?
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I would think it does have ABS as MY97 did have and Mrs spec'C's MY99 has....
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Originally Posted by Andy McG
Good point!

Babber, does your RB5 have ABS?
Yes it does have ABS as standard.

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Ok, this one wont have the drilled holes to take the sensor ring (but you could drill them).

One with pre drilled holes will be easier though....I'll see if I have an ABS one.

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Originally Posted by Andy McG
Ok, this one wont have the drilled holes to take the sensor ring (but you could drill them).

One with pre drilled holes will be easier though....I'll see if I have an ABS one.

cheers,
Andy
Andy,

TOP MAN!!

If you have got an ABS one I'll have it, but failing that I'll have the non ABS type and get someone to modify it for me

Looks like I might be back on the road soon. Cars been off the road for a year now, I haven't driven her for 6 month

thanks Phill
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