Weird Noise while i turned Help! plz
#1
Weird Noise while i turned Help! plz
Hello everyone!
as i go along with my new max i find more and more problems.
1996 5sp gxe
when i turn left i can hear these weird noise coming from what i think it's the end of the car. Now when i turned right, but all the way to the right i can also hear another kind of noise totally different. It really bothers me when left b/c i can just turned a lil bit to it and it will make that noise, as if something was touching or griding or something. i check my stearing fluid and it's fine. any other ideas guys? thank you very much for taking the time to read this
as i go along with my new max i find more and more problems.
1996 5sp gxe
when i turn left i can hear these weird noise coming from what i think it's the end of the car. Now when i turned right, but all the way to the right i can also hear another kind of noise totally different. It really bothers me when left b/c i can just turned a lil bit to it and it will make that noise, as if something was touching or griding or something. i check my stearing fluid and it's fine. any other ideas guys? thank you very much for taking the time to read this
#3
Originally Posted by bijan gxe
Sounds like both of your Hub Bearings are shot
- is it something i can change myself?
- how much are they?
- where can the item at a good price?
Thank you so much
#4
You can't really CHECK them yourself....if the noise gets louder as you turn....it's 99% chance its your hub bearing.
You can change it yourself if you have basic skills....however your old bearing will need to be hydraulicly pressed out and the new one pressed in
They cost about $30 from AutoZone
You can change it yourself if you have basic skills....however your old bearing will need to be hydraulicly pressed out and the new one pressed in
They cost about $30 from AutoZone
#5
Originally Posted by bijan gxe
You can't really CHECK them yourself....if the noise gets louder as you turn....it's 99% chance its your hub bearing.
You can change it yourself if you have basic skills....however your old bearing will need to be hydraulicly pressed out and the new one pressed in
They cost about $30 from AutoZone
You can change it yourself if you have basic skills....however your old bearing will need to be hydraulicly pressed out and the new one pressed in
They cost about $30 from AutoZone
#7
Originally Posted by bijan gxe
Yea an honest grease munkey would tell you. Same thing I did when mine went out on my 3rd gen.
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