Stripped thread in rear wheel bolt hole

[craig87]

Right me being stupid ive dethreaded what the bolt locks in to on the rear wheel!!

Does anyone have a part number for what i need to replace as i dont know what its caled or how much its guna cost!!

Does the rear have a hub that has a thread and the bolts go into this???

HELP!

 

[craig87]

di i just buy new discs and the hub is connected to the disc on the rear of the ibiza??

I kno the front you buy a hub and this is what the bolts thread into but what about the rear??

 

[craig87]

anyone know???

 

[jcs356]

I think it is part of the disc assembly, so new discs will be required.

 

[craig87]

ok col can anyone else confirm that this is indeed part of the disc and so i jus need a new disk?

 

[ibiza_95]

Mr Muscle...

Not much help im affraid but well done all the same

 

[m0rk]

I think it is part of the disc assembly, so new discs will be required.

ok col can anyone else confirm that this is indeed part of the disc and so i jus need a new disk?

jcs356 is correct

You'll be changing the wheel bearing at the same time (may as well do both sides & make an afternoon of it)

 

[craig87]

thanks m0rk i was waiting for you to see this thread thanks everyone

 

[F2 Ed]

New disc and new wheel bearing

You will find the caliper carrier bolts are a pain to get off lol

Changed my rear discs/pads and bearings as soon as i got this car. Tooks twice as long as the front ones

 

[Fl@pper]

check the rear caliper sliders too

if they need replacing use the Ford pins (thread somewhere about it)

the GSF kit is only rubbers

 

[craig87]

right seat have said to me its the stud axle and its £120 any advice??

 

[m0rk]

they're a bunch of retards then

the wheel bolt goes into the disc, miles away from the stub axle

 

[craig87]

cool thanks mate ill be buying new rear discs today!!!

 

[TDi Tuner]

I really hope u havent bought anything yet cos this has just happened to me!!! luckily im in the trade anyway so i knew what it was straight away, its the hub and barring, no need for discs because they purely have holes for the bolts to go thru hope this helps. new to the forum if ur wondering

 

[pooch]

check out euro car parts, i changed my rear discs and wheel bearings, they were by far the cheapest, they also offer a range of makes.
Alternatively you can buy a Recoil thread kit to repair it, though probably not worth the aggro.