squeek unlike neone elses
05-05-2006, 10:42 AM
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squeek unlike neone elses i cant find this deam thing. its the front right tire i think. when i drive at first it wont squek but as it warms up it will. the squek is very high pitched and goes about the same time as the tires rpms. when i hit the brakes that pitch changes and a whole nother pitch noise starts. iv tryed spinnin the tire when the cars lifted. nothing. relubed all componets. nothing. iv driven the car put it in neutral and shut it off and it was still going. i dont c ne thing touching like the backing plate. im just lost. and its geting worse.
05-05-2006, 01:48 PM
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wheel bearing is the only other thing i can think of. can that **** up nething? how do i check it? and how much r they or should i jus take it out and repack it?
05-05-2006, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by crazymofo1986
when i hit the brakes that pitch changes and a whole nother pitch noise starts.
The wheel bearings are in a sealed hub, you unfortunately have to buy the whole replacement hub, which, if I remember right run about $120 each.
Check your brake pads first.
05-05-2006, 07:16 PM
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Have you lifted the vehicle in the air and "jacked up" the one wheel, you could have something rubbing that only rubs when there is weight on the vehicle. Hitting the brakes while driving would further compress the suspension and change the contact area. I had a car at work that the inner fender liner rubbed but you couldn't tell unless the suspension was compressed.
