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Chevy Wrench · 10-24-2003, 04:07 PM

You said that it didnt make this squeeking noise with the warped rotor. After you relpaced it with a new one, it started to make noise. Well, this kind of eleminates the spindle, doesnt it? I dont see how a bad bearing would make that kind of noise anyway. Especialy when you said it makes the noise even when you spin it by hand. Unless you are spinning the wheel at a very high speed, I dont see how it would make the noise you described. From what you described, it sounds like something is dragging against the rotor. That is unless you packed the bearings with sand...

10-24-2003, 04:07 PM	#17
Chevy Wrench former desert rat Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: salt lake city, utah Home of the 3 M's Mormons, methlabs and minivans Posts: 320	You said that it didnt make this squeeking noise with the warped rotor. After you relpaced it with a new one, it started to make noise. Well, this kind of eleminates the spindle, doesnt it? I dont see how a bad bearing would make that kind of noise anyway. Especialy when you said it makes the noise even when you spin it by hand. Unless you are spinning the wheel at a very high speed, I dont see how it would make the noise you described. From what you described, it sounds like something is dragging against the rotor. That is unless you packed the bearings with sand... __________________ 94 Chevy Silverado Ext cab 4/6 drop w/ 18's and 2500watt system (work truck). 67 Chevy swb under const. frame off custom, 20's, bagged and a large rat under the hood,and a 1940 Chevy truck under const.