Anaconda
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Wonder why the seller doesn't get it done then before selling it?
Budget for a wheel bearing and knock the cost of the price.
Help needed looking to by my first landrover
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Budget for a wheel bearing and knock the cost of the price.
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It won't be the sensor, it'll need a new hub, which again isn't too difficult to do and we can help you with how to do it and avoid needing to get hold of a torque wrench designed to do a nut up to an insane torque. You just need to make sure you are absolutely sure which hub it is as sometimes diagnostics can get this wrong. Guess how I know!
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I did one, a hub, for £60 but they are probably a few quid more now. If you cannot do it yourself then you need to count at least £50 for labour.
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