bad sound coming from front mainly when turning right
You can also drive test it, as a preliminary..... Find a nice straight stretch of road, don't have to go that fast. (25 is probably adequate to the task....) Drive the truck straight, and listen to how it sounds. Now, jerk a hard left, see if it sounds better/worse/the same. Do the same thing to the right. If the noise changes when you turn hard, the bearing opposite the direction of the turn is going to be the bearing you want to look at first. (noise gets worse turning in that direction.) Reason being is, when you turn, you are loading the outside wheel in the turn, which really works pretty good to get bad bearings to announce themselves.
Prices are all over the place. Anywhere from 70 bucks, to over 200 a pop. Check with your local parts store, see what they get for their least expensive lifetime warranty parts. Pay for it once, and that's it. (I love lifetime warranty......)
Well driving home from work today everytime I turned right my truck sounded like **** and you could hear that noise but now tonight when coming home from the gym and all it would make any noise no matter what I do what the f! Any idea as to why or what's going on? Still wheel bearing?
Yep. Jack up the left side, and give the tire a shake. If it moves....... find out what's sloppy, and replace it. Having your steering give out, or, a wheel fall off, while you are USING it, is a bit more excitement than I really care for......
I wrote my last post wrong. The truck made noise when I was coming home from work but when I went to the gym I couldnt get it to make noise at all no matter what I did. then on the way home the noise came back if i duddenly jerked the wheel to the rite. It also then made noise again when I got food after the gym when i was making right turns. Why does it make it sometimes and other time does not????? Any ideas whats going on?
jack up the front end. grab the tires by the top and bottom and shake it as hard as you can. grab the sides now and repeat. if there is play, check for slop in your steering. no slop in steering then its most ikely your whee bearing.
but seriously, it has the characteristics of a bad wheel bearing. is your truck lifted with aftermarket wheels?
but seriously, it has the characteristics of a bad wheel bearing. is your truck lifted with aftermarket wheels?
jack up the front end. grab the tires by the top and bottom and shake it as hard as you can. grab the sides now and repeat. if there is play, check for slop in your steering. no slop in steering then its most ikely your whee bearing.
but seriously, it has the characteristics of a bad wheel bearing. is your truck lifted with aftermarket wheels?
but seriously, it has the characteristics of a bad wheel bearing. is your truck lifted with aftermarket wheels?











