squeeling noise driving me nutts!!!
squeeling noise driving me nutts!!!
I have a weird squeeling noise coming form my font left wheel and maybe the right. It quits as soon as i touch the brakes! Wheel bearing?! Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
yeah, the "Wear Sensors" will only start squeeling with the the brakes applied.
Definatly check the wheel bearings, thats about a 10 minute check at most. After you drive a while, just feel said wheel....if it burns your hand it's the wheel bearing.
If you want to take the grease cap off and check it i'd expect to see burnt grease and scored bearings with the amount of noise you describe.
Definatly check the wheel bearings, thats about a 10 minute check at most. After you drive a while, just feel said wheel....if it burns your hand it's the wheel bearing.
If you want to take the grease cap off and check it i'd expect to see burnt grease and scored bearings with the amount of noise you describe.
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Yep, it's what Vader said.
I had this too, took off the wheel and looked at the one pad and all looked fine, forgot about the back pads to the rotor, that was the culprit, it was quite embarassing, I'd just apply the brakes slightly if there were people around, lol.
get new pads.
I had this too, took off the wheel and looked at the one pad and all looked fine, forgot about the back pads to the rotor, that was the culprit, it was quite embarassing, I'd just apply the brakes slightly if there were people around, lol.
get new pads.
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Originally posted by RJR99SS
yeah, the "Wear Sensors" will only start squeeling with the the brakes applied.
yeah, the "Wear Sensors" will only start squeeling with the the brakes applied.
Man, I wouldn't even question Vader or something so simple, well to him anyways.
Wheel bearings tend to make a clicking noise that is audible at low speeds somewhere that the noise can bounce off of something, like in an alley or beside a wall. Changing the brakes is a good time to replace the bearings if you feel like it. Checking the outer brake pads isn't a good way to check for wear, as in my experience the inner ones always wear first.
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Originally posted by rezinn
Checking the outer brake pads isn't a good way to check for wear, as in my experience the inner ones always wear first.
Checking the outer brake pads isn't a good way to check for wear, as in my experience the inner ones always wear first.
yea im having the same problem....... just gotta put it on stands and have a looky see........i also just developed a loud clicking in teh back..... hopefully its my rear so i can go out and buy a 9" or a 12-bolt and get 4.56s or so in there.
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