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Clicking noise while driving
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Mithrandir
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Clicking noise while driving
Anyone know what this could be? My wheel bearing went bad on the front drivers side. I replaced it yesterday, along with the caliper cause I popped the seal
. Now instead of howling, its making a click click click click sound, that speeds up with the speed of the tire, The whole hub was replaced and I know I did it correctly. Could the clicking be a bad CV joint, and could that have made the wheel bearing go bad in the first place?
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sinister audio
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wheel bearings jst go out over time. if it was an axle shaft it would click usually when you are turning one way or another. i think maybe your dust shield for your brakes might be bent a little bit and touching the rotor and if so just bend it out. or maybe your axle shaft came out a little bit when you swapped bearings.
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Oh, it's just the ticking time bomb I left thereAnyone know what this could be? My wheel bearing went bad on the front drivers side. I replaced it yesterday, along with the caliper cause I popped the seal . Now instead of howling, its making a click click click click sound, that speeds up with the speed of the tire, The whole hub was replaced and I know I did it correctly. Could the clicking be a bad CV joint, and could that have made the wheel bearing go bad in the first place?
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Mithrandir
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