Bad Wheel Bearings?
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Bad Wheel Bearings?
2008 JK X
38k miles
3 in lift
just added 33's
and turned the rotors and replaced the pads
now i hear a squeaking sound from drivers rear
increases with road speed stops when brakes applied
hit a bump and i hear the squeak brakes or not
havent noticed anything in corners
if so where can i find wheel bearing and how much am i looking at
will replace myself
38k miles
3 in lift
just added 33's
and turned the rotors and replaced the pads
now i hear a squeaking sound from drivers rear
increases with road speed stops when brakes applied
hit a bump and i hear the squeak brakes or not
havent noticed anything in corners
if so where can i find wheel bearing and how much am i looking at
will replace myself
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Will check it out tomorrow. Do JK's have wheel bearings or complete hub assemblys and if they do can they be re built? Also why aren't and commercial part stores able to get many parts that are rather common, when there are so many JK's on the roads these days????
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the rear has bearings which can be taken out and replaced. these bearings are pressed off and on your axle shaft. if you feel its the bearings, check the wheel for heat and compare to other side. jack up that side and check for play in the wheel up and down side to side. most likely its just your brakes, the rotor since u had it turned, or dust cover. some brake pads just squeal brand new out of the box.
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the rear has bearings which can be taken out and replaced. these bearings are pressed off and on your axle shaft. if you feel its the bearings, check the wheel for heat and compare to other side. jack up that side and check for play in the wheel up and down side to side. most likely its just your brakes, the rotor since u had it turned, or dust cover. some brake pads just squeal brand new out of the box.
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i know of numerous jks that do this. Mine included. does it at random. Hit your brakes hard and it will go away. I think its the rear park brake pads but haven't confirmed it yet.