Wheel bearing warning

maybe shouldn't park in deeep water eh mick.
wonder how bolt's bearings are?

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Originally Posted by harry

maybe shouldn't park in deeep water eh mick.
wonder how bolt's bearings are?

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:D Yep, long over due I feel. Should get Bolts to check his as well just for peace of mind.

See ya Harry

Was it the front one?

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Originally Posted by Graeme

Was it the front one?

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Front passenger side

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Originally Posted by MickG

Front passenger side

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Thanks. Thought that might be the case.

Why?:confused:

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Originally Posted by Graeme

Thanks. Thought that might be the case.

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Originally Posted by Bushwanderer

Why?:confused:

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The front left wheel gets the worst deal with on-road driving when driving on the left side of the road. It hits the edge of the bitumen and has the job of steering too.

Just out of interest, when it's going does it make the car sound like it's driving on corrigations?

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Originally Posted by dobbo

Just out of interest, when it's going does it make the car sound like it's driving on corrigations?

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I had no warning noises at all that mine was loose. I also run mud tyres though so that may have masked some sounds.

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Originally Posted by MickG

I had no warning noises at all that mine was loose. I also run mud tyres though so that may have masked some sounds.

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Wheels do not wobble, running road tyres ATM. Car is fine until driven for about 1hr at highway speeds Then a slight rumble on the front passenger side. It's either a dead shockie or a wheel bearing, the fact the 3 amigoes came up the other week and I like water and mud points to the bearing.


I better go buy one today.