wheel bearings squeek right?
I have the most annoying squeek in the world coming from the left front. It isnt suspension its almost constant. When i did my clutch i had a cv boot torn but i have always been more of a replace it when it pops kinda guy. I dont think it is that though. Would a wheel bearing make an annoying squeek sound? My experience has always been the make a much nastier noise and i would pick up vibration in the steering wheel (It doesnt vibrate by the way.) This just started today on my way to work it wasnt as constant or as loud this morning...
If anyone would like to give their .02 i would appreciate it. Im thinking wheel bearing but I have always seen them worse than this as far as sound and how it drives at higher speeds. Maybe this is just phase 1 of it going out lol. phase 2 will be loud will vibrate over 55. I'm assuming a wheel bearing wouldnt be cheap for a tt like it would for a nissan or hyundai or something. For some reason Audi likes to charge alot of their parts. Sure wish i had time to jack it up and give the wheel a wiggle
If anyone would like to give their .02 i would appreciate it. Im thinking wheel bearing but I have always seen them worse than this as far as sound and how it drives at higher speeds. Maybe this is just phase 1 of it going out lol. phase 2 will be loud will vibrate over 55. I'm assuming a wheel bearing wouldnt be cheap for a tt like it would for a nissan or hyundai or something. For some reason Audi likes to charge alot of their parts. Sure wish i had time to jack it up and give the wheel a wiggle
it isnt brakes the noise doesnt change or go away when i am slowing down. If it were brakes the noise would either go away or change when the pedal is pushed.
A stone wedged between the rotor and the metal shield behind it sometimes makes a squeal, and it wouldn't change from braking, only speed differences.
A wheel bearing wouldn't squeal, only growl/rumble, and if you let it go long enough, it gets as loud as driving down the rumble strip on the side of the road. Ask me how I know...
A wheel bearing wouldn't squeal, only growl/rumble, and if you let it go long enough, it gets as loud as driving down the rumble strip on the side of the road. Ask me how I know...
A stone wedged between the rotor and the metal shield behind it sometimes makes a squeal, and it wouldn't change from braking, only speed differences.
A wheel bearing wouldn't squeal, only growl/rumble, and if you let it go long enough, it gets as loud as driving down the rumble strip on the side of the road. Ask me how I know...
A wheel bearing wouldn't squeal, only growl/rumble, and if you let it go long enough, it gets as loud as driving down the rumble strip on the side of the road. Ask me how I know...
A stone wedged between the rotor and the metal shield behind it sometimes makes a squeal, and it wouldn't change from braking, only speed differences.
A wheel bearing wouldn't squeal, only growl/rumble, and if you let it go long enough, it gets as loud as driving down the rumble strip on the side of the road. Ask me how I know...
A wheel bearing wouldn't squeal, only growl/rumble, and if you let it go long enough, it gets as loud as driving down the rumble strip on the side of the road. Ask me how I know...
well today i drove to work and that squeek was all like "hey im only going to do this once so you never know what the problem was." So ya... I wont know unless it comes back haha. My guess would be a rock then maybe? who knows its gone. For now...
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