Bad Wheel Bearing Signs
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When you go into a hard curve, you hear a grinding, bumping noise. You can jack up the wheel, spin it, and hear/feel it. It usually makes the most noise when turning the opposite direction. If you are turning left and hear it, it is probably the right side.
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Last edited by Bluejay; 04-10-2008 at 02:56 PM.
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Gotcha thanks guys I just jacked my truck up and it made a awful grinding noise on the drivers sidewheel I just priced that beating and it was 210.00 dollars holy $#@! I didnt know they cost that much I was use to my old trucks pay 20 bucks pack it with grease put it back on and be on my way not this time...lol ford what are you doing to us...lol
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Gotcha thanks guys I just jacked my truck up and it made a awful grinding noise on the drivers sidewheel I just priced that beating and it was 210.00 dollars holy $#@! I didnt know they cost that much I was use to my old trucks pay 20 bucks pack it with grease put it back on and be on my way not this time...lol ford what are you doing to us...lol
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Usually the signs of a bad wheel bearing are preceeded by signs like "Caution- High water" ," ROAD CLOSED", " rough crossing" and dirt roads that are like washboards, repeatedly driven over without any regards to suspension/driveline wear and tear. Rarely have i seen a "BAD BEARING AHEAD" sign.
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Grumbling, growling and other strange noises are usually a good indication of bad wheel bearings. Also loose wheels when the truck is up on jacks.
Sorry, I Could'nt resist
Grumbling, growling and other strange noises are usually a good indication of bad wheel bearings. Also loose wheels when the truck is up on jacks.