2005 Toyota Corolla what is the difference between replacing the Barrings vs. replacing rotors?
what is the difference between replacing the Barrings vs. replacing rotors?
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I took my Corolla to a Toyota dealership and was given a huge estimate for repairs, so I took it for a second opinion and they were able to do the work however the write up said to replace the barring's, but the shop replaced my front rotors and I still had the same problem that I had when I took it in which was a loud sound coming from the backseat of my car like a muffler was loose. when I asked why wasn't that fixed they said they fixed what was on the list and didn't check out anything only went according to the list. Now I need to have my back barring's replaced. They put rotors on instead of barring's and I need to understand what is the difference between the two before I take it back to the shop upset.
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The rotors are mounted on the hubs. The bearings are inside the hubs. Rotors do not usually make noise. They just wore blinders and did what they were told without driving & diagnosing the real problem.
