Part For Sale Vacuum pump (like new), front wheel bearing NEW, OEM radio (like new)

[justinchristie]

Hello, I traded in my 2012 i-Miev back in July, and have a few new (or like new) parts to sell. Can:

• OEM vacuum pump - practically new. I hooked it up and it worked amazing - so amazing that it blew my rusted vac lines. I had the brake recall and decided to do the new pump myself bc the dealership was giving me a hard time.
• Brand new Moog front wheel bearing, part # PE-WB-12914 (3885A003)
• OEM radio from 2012 i-Miev - i removed it to install an Android touchscreen. It has CD player and worked great before removal.

Selling as a package for $420 CAD shipped in Canada. For my USA friends, just let me know a zip code and I can get you a quote.

I can do paypal (i can pay the fees), so both parties are covered.

I'd prefer to sell these as a package, but can look at separating them.

Pictures are here on Google Drive.

 

[Tawmess]

(I am a new member -- first post here -- so glad to have 2012 i-MiEV -- as first electric -- with about 45K miles)

I need your front wheel bearing, maybe?
I'm worried about a slight sound, metal on metal -- from left front.
At first, sounded like gravel in tread -- slowly changed, now happens only during a turn, very "metal on metal".

So, I might need a new wheel bearing, maybe?

I've left our MiEV in gargage, for too long -- as I drive our other vehicle.

~ Thomas

 

[justinchristie]

(I am a new member -- first post here -- so glad to have 2012 i-MiEV -- as first electric -- with about 45K miles)

I need your front wheel bearing, maybe?
I'm worried about a slight sound, metal on metal -- from left front.
At first, sounded like gravel in tread -- slowly changed, now happens only during a turn, very "metal on metal".

So, I might need a new wheel bearing, maybe?

I've left our MiEV in gargage, for too long -- as I drive our other vehicle.

~ Thomas

If only during turning, that sounds like a suspension or balljoint issue, maybe? I'd suggest it might be a CV joint, but the i-Miev's aren't front wheel drive. If you had a wheel bearing starting to go, you'd notice it sounds like a hum that begins at a certain speed, and then starts sounding like a turbine engine as your speed increases -doesn't matter if you turn left/right.