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Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 22 Sep 2009 07:41 pm
by mrsoundcraft
Do these look like the right ones?
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the code is: 1J0 412 249

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 22 Sep 2009 07:57 pm
by volvosneverdie
hmmmmmmmm.
i dont mean to bummer, but no. not really.
Not the same as the ones i sourced anyway.
:?

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 22 Sep 2009 08:08 pm
by trabitom99
nomead bought a few sets from different manufacturers recently, I'm sure he has some good info on those!

Tom

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 22 Sep 2009 11:21 pm
by mrsoundcraft
F*** Maybe I'll just scrap the car :x !!!!!!!

This is the best that a Volkswagen dealer could do for me in scotland.

volvosneverdie, what dealer did you go to? id like to give them a phone and see what they say.

trabitom99, any info would be great

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 23 Sep 2009 05:44 am
by nomead
If you're in a pinch and truly can't find any, maybe I can send you a couple? The key here is NOT to go to a brand- or maker-specific dealer, but a generic parts dealer. Here's the correct one:
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Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 23 Sep 2009 07:34 am
by volvosneverdie
mrsoundcraft wrote:F*** Maybe I'll just scrap the car :x !!!!!!!

This is the best that a Volkswagen dealer could do for me in scotland.

volvosneverdie, what dealer did you go to? id like to give them a phone and see what they say.

trabitom99, any info would be great
Belive it or not, i got mine from a newcastle Van dealer (VW).
Benfield Motors.
0191 276 9200

ask for the parts dept.

If theyll order you a set, i'll pick them up and post them out to you man.

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 23 Sep 2009 07:55 pm
by mrsoundcraft
Thanks guys. I'll phone up the VW dealer and see what they say. Then if Im bored I might phone my local dealers up and tell them where I can get the part hassle free, Its great having a week of work! :lol:

I'll give some of the motor factors people a go aswell, Ive had all the part numbers written up on my wall for a couple of weeks, just not found any shops who care enough to get them for me!
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And If I hit a wall again I'll scream for help!

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 24 Sep 2009 07:18 pm
by mrsoundcraft
Mondays the big day!

The dealers sure its an Audi part.

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 24 Sep 2009 08:13 pm
by volvosneverdie
mrsoundcraft wrote:Mondays the big day!

The dealers sure its an Audi part.

The ACTUAL PART i recieved was stamped with VW, SEAT, AUDI logos. All in a circle on the top side.

Its a generic replacement. or what I got was anyway. But i didnt note the part number. :oops:

Where did you source it from in the end dude?

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 25 Sep 2009 04:29 pm
by nomead
Warning. If they point to Audi 80 / VW Passat thrust bearings, it's likely to come pre-mounted to a rubber thingy, as I stated in that earlier thread. The part number (VAG code) is 8A0 412 323D in that case. Don't get that. It's nearly impossible to remove the bearing intact from that mounting.

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 28 Sep 2009 09:08 pm
by mrsoundcraft
Sorted!! I got some today and they are the famous 823 412 249!
I got them from an Audi dealer, I might be wrong, but I believe these to be an Audi part.

I would recommend anyone else looking for these makes sure they get them from an Audi dealer, as I found the Seat and Volkswagen only dealers were prohibited from ordering these.

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 28 Sep 2009 09:48 pm
by volvosneverdie
Good news dude.
Glad it all came good eventually.
Well done with the massive persiveerance.

Re: Are the Seat thust bearings meant to be plastic

Posted: 14 Oct 2009 06:16 pm
by trabitom99
nomead wrote:If you're in a pinch and truly can't find any, maybe I can send you a couple? The key here is NOT to go to a brand- or maker-specific dealer, but a generic parts dealer. Here's the correct one:
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Those SKF bearings are the same I have in my 360 struts now ...
part no. VKD 35012 T
17,40 Euros a set.

Tom