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17 years ago
Wheel Bearing?
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17 years ago
I would think wheel bearings. you ran it in 4wd. No load on the wheel bearings. What about front bug shield, or window trim?
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17 years ago
"brody" wrote
The right front wheel bearing is the most likely culprit.
Ian
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17 years ago
Thanks. Guess I'll wait until it gets worse to verify.
brody
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17 years ago
It seems that the hubs on those trucks just plain sucked for some reason, I have a 99 jimmy with 90k on it and the bearing started making noise around
75k I just got around to being able to afford to fix it.
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17 years ago
On our truck it was so bad that you couldnt hear the radio at 55mph, and when I took the old one off I couldnt even tell it was really bad by hand turning it. and when it was on the truck the wheel was tight, meaning you couldnt take the wheel by 12-6 or 9-3 with it off the ground and wiggle any, so I just changed it really without knowing just assuming.
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17 years ago
FYI, it WAS the right front hub bearing. Out the door paid $668.25 at Chevy dealer in bay area. brody