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Noisey wheel bearing

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Evening all.

Think I got a bad bearing trying to figure out which 1 !?

Are they hard to do/price?  

Anyone done 1 on here?? How to??

Cheers thanks

Hello Steve (Sheffield),

Front or back? Mileage? 

I too agree with Steve - it would be unusual for a bearing to become noisy on a car of this age unless the the mileage is high for the year.  (say>100K). Having said that, we thought we were experiencing rear wheel bearing noises on an A3 at around 90k, but in fact the noise was due to tyres ( premium brand) wearing to slight flatting points as they approached 4mm remaining thread. 

Perhaps you could let us have some answers to the questions, and no doubt someone can advise from there. 

Kind regards,

Gareth.

  • 1 month later...
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Hello Steve and Magnet..sorry for delay.

New Khumo x2 on front (dealer who I bought car off) New Bridgestones on rear. So all 4 replaced from original Michelins..mileage 54000 now.

Still got noise!!!???  Thought wheel bearing as doesnt speed up slow down when revving engine....

Any help gratfully recd

Regards

Steve

 

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