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| Tyrefitter Member Since: 19 Jul 2015 Location: Bridlington East Yorkshire Posts: 3677      | You say that you don't want to pay labour cost because you can do it yourself,,,to be honest if you payed the labour cost & had a Indi garage fit bearing & it went again then the garage would be responsible for refitting new bearing.Also with doing it yourself your obviously doing something wrong or missing something out.
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|  Sun Dec 06 2015 5:17pm | 
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| R444SPT Member Since: 20 Mar 2015 Location: Offroad somewhere Posts: 217    | I get wanting value for money, but it amazes me that when you look at the many knock off components on EBay - people are happy for critical components to be placed on vehicles and then wonder why they don't perform as OEM components would.
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|  Mon Dec 07 2015 6:11am | 
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| Bodsy Site Sponsor Member Since: 03 Feb 2007 Location: Shropshire Posts: 2162    | Timken bearing, only ever use timken bearing (same as LR)
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|  Mon Dec 07 2015 8:07am | 
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| alpaca Member Since: 09 Sep 2014 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 83      | +1 for timken or skf bearings ... These cars are heavy - not a good idea to go with cheap chinese steel up there  | ||
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