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| Topic subject | grinding noise from wheels? |
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15675, grinding noise from wheels? Posted by invaznGST, Feb-13-03 04:21 AM
well lately when i drive with my radio off and windows down i can hear this like grinding noise from i believe the rear of my car..like maybe something was rubbing or rusted..i'm not sure..anyone have any ideas..i don't believe it's my brakes because i just got them changed and it doesnt make noise when i step on the breaks.only when i'm moving slowly..when i drive fast i dnt think i can hear it or it isn't making noise...thanks
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15677, RE: grinding noise from wheels? Posted by Logic3, Feb-13-03 05:18 AM
Wheel bearings.
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15684, RE: grinding noise from wheels? Posted by juggalo, Feb-13-03 08:42 AM
>Wheel bearings.
i'll second that. weeee-all bearings
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15687, YOU TWO ARE GREAT! ANOTHER QUESTION! Posted by invaznGST, Feb-13-03 12:23 PM
omg both of you came up with same answer...i'm a retard..how do i fix it..where? how much? huh huh? THANKS GUYS
will you two be my valentine? no? ok well theni'll give you some points..thanks!
ps i bought a gst cause i don't know how to mod :D
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15706, RE: YOU TWO ARE GREAT! ANOTHER QUESTION! Posted by juggalo, Feb-13-03 07:49 PM
you have to buy a new rear hub assembly, $61.99+tax at autozone, link to replacement procedure: http://www.ecanfix.com/users/manualcd/gift/dsm/2g_rear_axle.pdf
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15711, RE: YOU TWO ARE GREAT! ANOTHER QUESTION! Posted by invaznGST, Feb-14-03 04:03 AM
damn it cost $62? could i do it myself..i'm never very good with cars :)..still learning..or would it be better to take it somewhere to get it fixed? Also, is it safe to drive with it because i have to drive like 400 miles to go home for spring break and there are no autozones around here..just back home..AND..would i need 2 hub assemblies or just one? Thanks
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15718, RE: YOU TWO ARE GREAT! ANOTHER QUESTION! Posted by Logic3, Feb-14-03 07:12 AM
If you're not comfortable working on cars then I say get a shop to do. Be fore warned the labor is costly. Or option number two, buy a Chiltons and give it a go yourself...it will be A LOT cheaper. Oh, thanxs for the cookie.
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15719, RE: YOU TWO ARE GREAT! ANOTHER QUESTION! Posted by invaznGST, Feb-14-03 07:27 AM
thanks again!
would it be safe to drive it back home in the city where i could get it fixed (about 400 miles)? Or should I fix it down here in the sticks..? I just wanna know if it's safe to drive 400+ miles with it? Thanks
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