If I change rear bearing, will I have to do it again if it really is the diff? 1999
#1
If I change rear bearing, will I have to do it again if it really is the diff? 1999
I have found threads on changing the rear bearing. I have done similar bearing changes on a Honda Accord - so not that big of a deal. BUT.....
What if the noise is coming from the diff bearing on the left side, instead of the hub bearing? Am I screwed? Will I have to ruin a newly installed hub bearing to now also change the diff bearing, if that really is the problem? Or can I separate the half shaft from the hub, with the bearing intact?
The diff bearing seems to be a pain to get to...
What is the best strategy here?
Should I jack it up, take the wheel off, spin up the axles and listen to it with a steth?
Should I take it to a shop to rack it and try the same?
Or should I just gamble and replace just the hub bearing?
Thanks for any advice.
What if the noise is coming from the diff bearing on the left side, instead of the hub bearing? Am I screwed? Will I have to ruin a newly installed hub bearing to now also change the diff bearing, if that really is the problem? Or can I separate the half shaft from the hub, with the bearing intact?
The diff bearing seems to be a pain to get to...
What is the best strategy here?
Should I jack it up, take the wheel off, spin up the axles and listen to it with a steth?
Should I take it to a shop to rack it and try the same?
Or should I just gamble and replace just the hub bearing?
Thanks for any advice.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
StratoBlue1109
Miata parts for sale/trade
21
09-30-2018 02:09 PM