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Re: wheel bearings - upsdate
How did the bearing puller work?
--- Brad Sayer <vwrocco85@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Finally completed the other side last night. And I
> found out something
> interesting, and in contrast to what many people
> were telling me. The car
> was making a grinding/vibrating noise when driving
> along straight. It would
> worsen when I turned left, and go away completely
> when turning right. Many
> told me that indicates a bad Right wheel bearing.
> Well, I did that side
> first a couple of days ago and the bearing seemed to
> be in great shape,
> smooth, no slack, good grease inside. The noise
> didn't go away. Last night
> I did the left side, and the ball bearings splilled
> out onto the floor when
> I pulled the hub. The grease was all hard and
> clumpy, and the races and
> bearings were scuffed and burned. Now the car is
> completely smooth and
> quiet. It was the left side that was bad!
>
> So, the moral of the story is, don't always go by
> the behavior of the sounds
> when diagnosing which wheel bearing is bad. There
> are exceptions!
>
> Brad
>
>
> _____________________
> 1987 16V Scirocco
> vwrocco85@hotmail.com
>
>
>
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