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Help Please 850

posted by  jsaaty on  Wed Jul 7 13:02 CST 2004
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I had this exact issue a few years ago. The dealer had to "re-pack" the bearings and the noise went away. From what I was told it might be an annoyance from a sound standpoint but is not likely to harm the car. If they can't repack the bearings they'll probably just put in new ones -- but if you just bought new ones then have them replace them as the part likely went bad and they owe you.






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