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Old 07 June 2007, 10:53 PM
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my 2001 bugeye wrx developed the usual wheel bearing noise from the rear of the car unfortunately! so jacked up checked wheels for play and nothing! is it possible that a bearing could be worn? sure i read a while ago that it's v hard to tell with the 4wd system could anyone please help point me in the right direction? thanks .
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anyone? help?
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well i can only say get it checked out as soon as, because ive just had my 03 sti in for a front bearing and because it was un-noticed for a while its eaten into the hub aswell which means an extra £90 quid for a new one
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Originally Posted by sime73
well i can only say get it checked out as soon as, because ive just had my 03 sti in for a front bearing and because it was un-noticed for a while its eaten into the hub aswell which means an extra £90 quid for a new one
one garage said it's tyre noise,but i think its def a bearing.
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mine showed no sign until it took the ABS sensor out... Also check the tyres are not out of shape.. they can cause droaning just like a failing bearing...
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it's a bad droning noise, no-one else can seem to hear it!! annoying..will check tyres thanks dude.
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I had NSR go on my 03STi goosed the hub as well. Nice guys at SC found me a s/h hub to reduce cost. When it was going it made a rythmic woowoowoo sort of noise, thought it was tyre noise for 6 months ! doh. You need someone to put it on a ramp and listen round with a stethoscope. I'm sure Scoobyclinic would do this for you if you are near them.
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Originally Posted by D1CCY
I had NSR go on my 03STi goosed the hub as well. Nice guys at SC found me a s/h hub to reduce cost. When it was going it made a rythmic woowoowoo sort of noise, thought it was tyre noise for 6 months ! doh. You need someone to put it on a ramp and listen round with a stethoscope. I'm sure Scoobyclinic would do this for you if you are near them.
nice one, i'm at scooby clinic on saturday anyway having a new turbo fitted,will ask them to check it..cheers mate
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