Ok then, eventually got to the bottom of it and am posting this note in case anyone else has similar problems. First thing to say is that it Does have ABS on the rear wheels, however the ABS ring is not at all obvious and is not the finned or corrugated ring I had expected to find, it is also not pa...
Thanks for the reply, I am sure the new bearings will be the correct ones they cost £65 each, so I guess that makes them fairly special. I guess that the transmitter and receiver need to be matched or reset in some way.
I have eventually completed the task of changing the rear discs and pads on my 04 Meggie 15dci. It also involved fitting new bearings. Having completed the job, took the car out and the ABS and "Service" lights are now on. The car hanles fine and the brakes work well. The car does NOT have...
I changed the passenger side head lamp bulb a couple of weeks ago, there is not much I can add to Nickbell's description which is just about spot on. i must have been one of the lucky ones, took about 20 minutes from start to finish. £67!!! what a rip off....
Thanks David, I was not offered discs with bearings, only discs without, buying the bearings and having them pressed in cost an extra £135!!. I had success winding one of the caliper pistons back, but at the moment the other one rotates OK but the piston does not retract. Have you any more info on t...
Thanks for that Webcode, I am also changing the rear discs and am having real trouble removing the bearings. So much so that I think I have wrecked one of them. Do you have any experience with removing these, and replacing them in the new disc? I am also having some difficulty sourcing new bearings ...
Hi all, I came across this site while looking for some technical advice, and thought what a great site it is.....so I joined. I have a 2004 Meggie 1.5 DCi, I have had it for just over 3 years, covered almost 40K miles and never had a spot of bother with it. Its a great little car and the first Renau...
I have an 04 Meggie 15 DCI, the time has come to replace the rear discs and pads (40k 0n the clock) It seems a bit early for this kind of work, but hey ho... My question is how can you fully retract the wheel cylinder piston, clearly there is an integral self adjusting mechanism for the handbrake an...