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KirkJames 04-05-12 10:51 PM

What bits do I need?
 
I have got to change the Reluctor Rings on my car before the MOT in a few weeks. I am going to renew the split pins but I don't know what size pins I need.
Can anyone tell me? Is there anything else I need?

petet16 04-05-12 11:06 PM

Which split pins do you need to know the sizes of.

KirkJames 05-05-12 12:42 AM

The one underneath the ball joint around the outer cv area iirc.

petet16 05-05-12 07:58 AM

You could just use a nyloc nut and bin the split pin, if you want to split pin it 3/32" should do the job.

dean0 05-05-12 05:10 PM

you should change the hub nuts too...they are not too pricey

Fred68 05-05-12 06:23 PM

Look on Ebay as last year I picked up the whole CV joint with ring fitted for a silly price!! At the same time a got the rear hub with ring and bearing for a supprisingly low amount. I think I paid just over £20 last year for the hub and about the same for the CV joint kit with ring boot and nut !!

James Raby 05-05-12 09:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fred68 (Post 252483)
Look on Ebay as last year I picked up the whole CV joint with ring fitted for a silly price!! At the same time a got the rear hub with ring and bearing for a supprisingly low amount. I think I paid just over £20 last year for the hub and about the same for the CV joint kit with ring boot and nut !!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-MGZS...-/140530056524

I got these early last year for my Blue ZS, seem fine

Fred68 05-05-12 10:13 PM

That's the ones ;)

KirkJames 06-05-12 07:41 PM

Thanks guys, i have the rings already so may try them. If that, for some reason fails (like I split the rubber boot or something) how easy is it to replace the whole joint?

James Raby 06-05-12 07:49 PM

Easy if the joint wants to play ball, had to angle grind one Of mine off last year! Not fun!


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