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===Elise S2 Non ABS=== | ===Elise S2 Non ABS=== | ||
| − | The Rover S2 uses 3 identical bearing packs without built-in sensor and 1 pack with a sensor for the ECU (which then relays it to the speedo) on one of the rear wheels. These bearing packs originate from the Opel/Vauxhall Astra G front axle. | + | The Rover S2 uses 3 identical bearing packs without built-in sensor and 1 pack with a sensor for the ECU (which then relays it to the speedo) on one of the rear wheels. |
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| + | These bearing packs originate from the Opel/Vauxhall Astra G front axle. You can use cheep Vauxhall Astra Mk.4 bearings from ebay on the front but not the rear as the dirveshaft splines are different bentween GM and Rover. | ||
====OEM Lotus part numbers==== | ====OEM Lotus part numbers==== | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 3 June 2011
Wheel Bearings
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Elise S1
Timken JRM3938A.
Elise S2 Non ABS
The Rover S2 uses 3 identical bearing packs without built-in sensor and 1 pack with a sensor for the ECU (which then relays it to the speedo) on one of the rear wheels.
These bearing packs originate from the Opel/Vauxhall Astra G front axle. You can use cheep Vauxhall Astra Mk.4 bearings from ebay on the front but not the rear as the dirveshaft splines are different bentween GM and Rover.
OEM Lotus part numbers
- Bearing pack without built-in speed sensor: A117D6002F
- Bearing pack with built-in speed sensor: A117D6005F
Replacment parts
Bearing units are originally made by SKF who also sell complete aftermarket replacement kits:
- SKF VKBA3510 without sensor
- SKF VKBA3511 with sensor
Both SKF kits come including:
- bearing packs
- new mounting bolts (approx 10mm too long for the Elise can be cut down)
- new castle nut for the driveshaft/CV
- new split pin for castle nut
- dust cover for center
Elise S2 ABS
Use 4 identical bearing packs, ALL with speed pulse for the ABS signal (which in turn feeds that to the ECU)
For part numbers see the 'with speed sensor' entries above.