Wanna speculate what's going on with my car? >had bearing

>>14223721
>what's going on with my car?
You're taking it to an incompetent shop. Fix it yourself Tony.

>>14223735
The job is slightly too advanced for me.

Don't you just love captive rotors?

Low quailty replacement bearing?

>>14223739
Well, I'm sure I could do the job.

Let's just say I'm too lazy to take an entire steering knuckle and hub off to get to the rotors to get to the wheel bearing.

I also lack certain equipment.

>>14223751
>I also lack certain equipment.
VatoZone and ORiellys offer free tool borrow.

>>14223762
I do not see presses or pneumatic tools in their rental cart.

Sounds like the cars owner is kind of a little bitch.

>>14223799
Sounds like you need a solid dicking from an iron man

>>14223773
Then run it to a shop to press the bearing when you get the rotor off. Ha e a friend run you there if you only have one vehicle, this is not that difficult.

>>14223871
>implying a 4chan user has friends

>>14223751
>I also lack certain equipment.
sure does sound like you do shirley.

So you have replaced the wheel bearing. I'm assuming you know which wheel/suspension the sound is coming from? If so have you swapped wheels? have your removed brake dust shield.

Does the grinding depend on their being power going to the wheel or not.

Is it the scraper plate on your brake pads? If it is, it'll happen if you brake, and even after you lift your foot from the brake pedal until the pads release.

>>14223984
Ah, nevermid, your pads look good. I saw once on jay Leno's garage a car that made a grinding noise, and it was his coilover springs rubbing the body of the car. The fix being using skinnier springs.

>>14223995
i was thinking broken spring or strut bearing if it has struts.

>>14223947
The grinding sounds like a badly lubed or very cheaply made wheel bearing.

>>14224011
Right, it wouldn't happen on a lift, that being the case, since the springs wouldn't be compressed at all.

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>>14223984
The OP is an old pic.

Here a recent one from servicing the control arm last week.

>>14224059
See how much pad you have left on your brakes, then, but they looked fine in the first picture

>>14223721
I had a focus where the rear bearings kept going like every 7000 miles.
It was cheaper to replace them than get the alignment done.
The bearing was in the drum brake, and they were dirt cheap off ebay.

>>14223721
Maybe try messing with that dust cover a little bit it looks like it's been beat to shit with a hammer.