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My son has a 2005 Honda Civic EX, automatic, 130,000 miles. We have replaced the front left wheel barring 3 times in the last 4-5 months, most recently about 10 days ago before he moved 13 hours away. He drove the car from CO to MN and the front wheel barring is making noises again, less than 2 weeks later. What else can be causing this?
What makes this problem better or worse?
Now making noise when A/C is on as well
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It could just be another bad bearing or improper installation. Some of these cheaper bearings don't last so I use oem. You may also want to make sure that steering, suspension and axle is tight and doesn't have any play as that can add stress to a bearing. Alex
Many a seasoned mechanic has been badly fooled by trying to determine WHICH hub bearing has failed simply by test driving .. Specific testing procedures are required to locate the actual noisy bearing(s)..
Cheaper bearing, improper install -not pressing on fully or misdiagnosis. Who has replaced and diagnosed all these times- professional tech?
this has been done professionally each time at my dad's shop. The second and third replacements were done free of charge as they originally thought it was either a bad barring or done improperly. Now my son is 14 hours away and I just want to help him troubleshoot it as he is not around our typically trusted shops. He is looking for a shop to diagnose the problem.
Agree - low quality bearing and / or improper installation procedure will drastically reduce bearing longevity..
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