what wheel bearing do i need?

[Jordy6969]

I am purchasing on GSF car parts and I am not sure of which one i need.....

N41207 WHEEL BEARING-FRONT SAXO 4 STUD WHEELS 1.1/1.4/1.6/15D >RP8093 £9.75

N41230 WHEEL BEARING-FRONT SAXO 1.1/1.4/1.6/15D RP8094> (4 STUD WHEELS) £15.25

cheers

[sedge12]

either of them will do i think, one will be a budget one and the £15 one will be off better quality, i think anyway.

[Jordy6969]

anyone else?

[Jordy6969]

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[ox45]

i think saxo's have 35mm and 37mm bearings fitted so you need to find tht out aswell

[Jordy6969]

so has can anyone back up the comment made that the more expensive one is a better one and that both fit?

[Mr_P]

With eurocarparts the more expensive one is the one for the later saxo's (1999 onwards)

But your best bet is to ring them and let them check their catalogues mate.

[Mr_P]

And by the way, Cheep bearings are notorious for not lasting.

[rey]

jord go down to ajays and ask them, they'll tell you right

[Jordy6969]

My VTR was manufactured in 1999, does that mean that i get the 96-99 or 99-02

[Mr_P]

You want the later bearings mate. Mine is a MK1 '99 and mine uses the later bearings.

[Mr_P]

Just checked the exact dates. The older ones stopped at january 1999 and the newer ones begun at february 1999. The newer ones have a larger hub nut.

These ones from ECP
http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Citroen_Saxo_1.6_1999/p/Car-Parts/Transmission/Transmission-Parts/Wheel-Bearings-and-Hubs/?628545320&1&8872d646e67ef92f6dbb4c7c58fe7975eddc1ad9

[Jordy6969]

cheers mate... enough said really :)

[Lozza_vtr]

And the internal diameter of the bearing changed, from 99>, because the later saxo's have a bigger hub.