one of my bearings is going bad (if not already) when i drive the faster i would go the louder this noise would be, so i finally checked it out and on my pass side rear the wheel doesnt spin freely too well. well my question is how do i replace my bearing? any special tools?
rear wheel bearing replacement.
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Youre sure its not a mechanical problem with the drum brake? I thought a rear wheel bearing was going bad on my 4th gen when it turned out to be that a tension spring had broken so the pads wouldn't reset, instead constantly contacting the drum.
hmm, im pretty sure its not the drum but ill check again.....later.
mines makes a whining noise, not really like brakes, but like the bearing is old or cloged. i wanna use this as an excuse to get a rear drum conversion but id rather just fix it and get my swap first.
mines makes a whining noise, not really like brakes, but like the bearing is old or cloged. i wanna use this as an excuse to get a rear drum conversion but id rather just fix it and get my swap first.
Mine made weird squeaky, grinding, whining noises too, all because of some f**king spring. It took me a while to notice it too when I was inspecting the brakes. f**king drum brakes...MasterShake said:
But either way its always a good excuse to do a brake upgrade. Std, Lx, Hf and Dx brakes are pretty f**king pathetic.
damn j000, i gotta go outside in this 105 degree weather and check itRevolver said:
nope not the brakes
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i got drums
i know, i was just saying. how much do conversions run for?Revolver said: