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rear bearing play 200 1993

posted by  ronald on  Mon Jun 28 02:13 CST 2010
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I have a very low pitched growning/growling sound especially noticeable at low speeds and when turning in a parking lot. There is some play in and out in the right rear wheel - if it was a front wheel I would say the bearings needed to be adjusted. Does this mean it is time to change the bearings on the half shaft? Should there be zero play? The wheel was actually heating up after driving for awhile so I checked the brakes, which look OK. I haven't looked at the E brake yet though.

Ron
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