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BUYING TD5

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niloc1200:
thanks for all your advise will let you know how i get on !!!

niloc1200:
Have bought a td5 today  :dance: then had to go to work  :( will try and get some pics 2 moro !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CNorman:
I reckon you will be very happy with it, nice vehicles and rather quick for something as heavy as it!

What sort of spec millage etc?

stuvy:
After reading the Td5 post particulary the bit about £200 wheel bearings, I just wandered how many people have had this problem, especially the cost involved?????

CNorman:
Its difficult because if i really wanted a td5 and did a fair bit of on road then i would still buy a td5 and pull the bearings out and regrease them etc. But both the people i know with td5s have had troubles with wheel bearings and apparently they are much harder to replace than those of a 300 although i have never done it.

Me and my mate got into offroading and wading etc although neither of us really did deep stuff and had no snorkal.

I had a wheel bearing collapse on my 300 and replaced all 4 corners. The cost was around £80-00 for the bearings and a further £20ish for a stub axle.

My mates td5 was around £850 for bearings and then he had to have fault codes etc cleared at a cost of around £60.

That was enough for me although im sure if you have the time you could get into a routine of stripping the bearings and cleaning/regreasing them.

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