# Also make sure the large axle nut is torqued properly. that's probably the biggest reason tons of wheel bearings are going bad right now. nm

Posted by Matt (93SE) on September 14, 2002 at 10:16:13:

In Reply to: Suspected bad wheel bearing??--> posted by RHD MAX on September 14, 2002 at 09:56:19:

: Ok, I have changed Rotors, Changed Pads, Cleaned the Calipers, Made sure the Shims are good in the caliper. Used Copper Coat anti-squeal stuff. Changed the Left Half Shaft. Now i have a noise. Its not a clunking, but it is like Bad Tire/road noise? It increases pitch with speed. Like a "Whirrrring" noise. Im going to go get my wheels rebalanced and make sure there are no flatspots on the tread. Anybody have experience with Wheel Bearings?

: Thanks

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: : Ok, I have changed Rotors, Changed Pads, Cleaned the Calipers, Made sure the Shims are good in the caliper. Used Copper Coat anti-squeal stuff. Changed the Left Half Shaft. Now i have a noise. Its not a clunking, but it is like Bad Tire/road noise? It increases pitch with speed. Like a "Whirrrring" noise. Im going to go get my wheels rebalanced and make sure there are no flatspots on the tread. Anybody have experience with Wheel Bearings? : : Thanks