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DetroitIron 09-10-2010 08:56 AM

Wheel Bearing question...
 
I have a wobble/vibration in the drivers side front wheel of my recently purchased 84 K20. I was thinking it was the tie rod, ball joint, steering stab. etc.....Jacked it up and pulled the tire to see that the play/movement is actually in the hub area itself (manual hubs). I think it might be the bearing is shot, but it doesn't grind or make a noise....just that wobble feeling in the wheel. Other thing is that when applying the brakes the vibration goes away completely. Does this sound like the cause of my vibration? btw- the inside spanner nut is turned all the way in to where the threads stop on the axle so it's not that the spanner nut is just loose...also I purchased it with the front caliper frooze and trailered it home ( I had to replace rotor, pads, and caliper) so I'm thinking the bearing could have taken some heat/abuse leading up to it freezing up...what do you guys think? Thanks a lot!!!

LONGHAIR 09-10-2010 04:57 PM

Re: Wheel Bearing question...
 
You definately need to get that apart. Something is sreiously worn/damaged.

irishman999 09-10-2010 05:18 PM

Re: Wheel Bearing question...
 
Just throwing this out there... maybe the spanner nut was to tight and it wore the hell out of your bearings causing everything to loosen.


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