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Old 15 August 2007 | 07:39 AM
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Default Wheel bearing - Checking condition

Hey there guys I've had a squeak om my front passenger side wheel now for a few months so while I've got my brakes and disk off to change i thought id have a look!!! The squeak seems to be rotational and all the bushes seem ok so i think I've ruled them out, so I'm left wondering if it could be a wheel bearing on the way out?

As I've got all the brake components off the car what the easiest way to check the wheel bearing, is it a case of removing the hub and having a look? Also the cars a MY96 with 60k on the clock so would it be worth replacing the bearing anyway?

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Ah does no-one know!!!! Oh well gonna order one just in case anyway!!!!

So if i do take it all off can someone give me the torque settings for all the bolts on the hub?

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Old 16 August 2007 | 07:29 AM
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Ah does no-one know!!!! Oh well gonna order one just in case anyway!!!!

So if i do take it all off can someone give me the torque settings for all the bolts on the hub?

Thanks
Wayne
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