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get my bearings? 850

posted by  someone claiming to be Frank on  Sun Dec 21 04:36 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Noisy bearings will make noise when the wheels are spinning on a hoist (wheels off the ground) so one can diagnose the cause, not just guess.

With your car, bearings come as a hub assembly and are not serviceable in any way, the hub must be replaced. I'd advise having it done by an experienced tech who will do it correctly vs paying another hack who might do even more damage.

An alignment is also adviseable if you're experiencing abnormal, uneven wear.






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