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David Jenkins

posted on 6/12/08 at 01:47 PM Reply With Quote
Matiz rear bearing

One of the rear bearings on my wife's Daewoo Matiz is getting more and more noisy... I've had a look in the workshop manual and it doesn't look too difficult. It's got the bearings in the rear brake drum hub, which seems odd to me, but I've never had to attack the rear bearings on a FWD car before!

I was just wondering if anyone on here has changed one, and whether there are any gotchas or special tools that may be needed.

cheers,
David






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Thinking about it

posted on 6/12/08 at 01:53 PM Reply With Quote
Seem to remember that set up on a mark 3 escort I once had. Just treat the drum as the hub, which is what it is.
Swearing at it when it's going wrong often helps, I find

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wrigglypig

posted on 6/12/08 at 02:17 PM Reply With Quote
Hi david if you u2u me your address I have the manual on cd that I had for our matiz yr 2000 800cc if its any use to you i'll post it to you can have it.

Kev






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Mark Allanson

posted on 6/12/08 at 03:10 PM Reply With Quote
Drift out the old bearing, press in the new with an suitably sized socket and wind up the nut to 24Nm, pull the ring pull, glug glug, ahhhhhhhh





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David Jenkins

posted on 6/12/08 at 03:15 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by wrigglypig
Hi david if you u2u me your address I have the manual on cd that I had for our matiz yr 2000 800cc if its any use to you i'll post it to you can have it.

Kev


Many thanks - but I have one! Cost me all of a couple of quid off ebay (probably a pirate copy of the official one).

cheers,
David






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David Jenkins

posted on 6/12/08 at 03:16 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Mark Allanson
Drift out the old bearing, press in the new with an suitably sized socket and wind up the nut to 24Nm, pull the ring pull, glug glug, ahhhhhhhh


OK - pretty much what I thought - no great struggle to get the drum off, I presume?






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Peteff

posted on 6/12/08 at 05:09 PM Reply With Quote
Integral brake drum.

They're all like that nowadays, I did my daughter's Corsa and it's a half hour job on that.





yours, Pete

I went into the RSPCA office the other day. It was so small you could hardly swing a cat in there.

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RickRick

posted on 6/12/08 at 07:17 PM Reply With Quote
my better half has a 800cc matiz and i'm of the opinion that, even though it's cheap to run, buy and insure it needs to die there horrible little cars i've been tempted to crash it a few times, but then i remember that the engines about 1" away from my legs!
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David Jenkins

posted on 6/12/08 at 10:18 PM Reply With Quote
True - it's perfect for her (short hops in and out of town, etc.) but I hate driving it.






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