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I noticed the whirring sound for ages but I thought it was bald tyres... unfortunately it wasn't and by the time I read the forums my warranty had run out :(
I rang Larke Hoskin's Honda today and it's $646 for both of the rear wheel bearings incl. hubs and that's without installation and labour costs...
Anyone got anything cheaper for me?
slightly cheaper
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117895
i noticed a whirring noise on the freeway aswell, sounded like a tyre was a bit flat or something, but checked the tyres and they were all up to spec. didn't have a clue what it was.
luckily on a random service at astoria Honda, they caught the problem and fixed it under warranty. also they replaced the cvt fluid under warranty. fixed both out of good will without me actually reporting the problem to them first.
car had about 85k, and 03 model. repairs were done about 6 months ago, so it was well out of the warranty period. then again, 1 year prior to that, I took the car to have the cvt flushed by honda in prahran, and they charged me 300+.
Goes to show, some dealers will be flexible with warranty and others won't.
WOW 03 model? Should I bother trying with other dealers? I'm not very cluey about these things so I'd probably get ripped off :(Quote:
Originally Posted by preludacris
Great. My 06 is starting the "WHIR OF DEATH":thumbdwn:
Oh noooo!!!!
I'm still waiting to hear what my mechanic says about sourcing parts otherwise, these look ok:
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117895
Mine just died too on an 06 model.
If you buy an aftermarket NTN branded one its exactly the same as OEM honda but in different packaging at a fraction of the cost.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2518/...090e210d85.jpg
Got one here
Will take $500 for a pair.
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Originally Posted by Rarrchelle
I can't see how they look any good. If they are OEM Honda crap, then they are just going to fail again. Honda has a major problem here, as far as I'm concerned, it's surely worthy of a safety recall.
P.S. I signed the petition at top of page.
I just bought rear bearing hubs from repco. Price $73 each not bad I think.
YMMV
Turns out its just the tyre noise ( maxxis ma-v1 ) with an extra 2 large persons in the rear. All good for now at 70K.Quote:
Originally Posted by fundies