Bad Wheel Bearing Symptoms
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Content of this video:
00:00 Intro
00:35 What is a wheel bearing?
01:00 What causes a bad wheel bearing?
01:36 Bad wheel bearing symptoms
05:09 Conclusion
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In this video, you can see what are the most common symptoms of a bad wheel bearing.
Besides this, you can see what a wheel bearing is, what purpose it has, and what may cause this problem.
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I hear that humming sound in my car, i thought it was the original sound of the engine. I'm at the later stage now, its so loud in my car.. thank you so much. I ll take it to my mechanic tomorrow. 😢
Really great video. The sounds are what I wanted to verify, and other videos wouldn't stay long enough on the sounds to hear it. Thanks..
You're welcome, thanks for watching and for the nice comment!
It's pretty hard to bring to life and explain some car problems. Glad if we succeded and if the video helped.
Best audio I've heard. I definitely heard the same humming in your video as if it was in my vehicle that settles it it's definitely a bad hub bearing now I just have to find the right one there is a little play in the Shakedown test on the driver side however there was a boot horn on the CV axle passenger side I just had replaced which makes me think it's on the right side but the Shakedown test passes on the passenger side as for the rotation test they both sound the same
This is an excellent video. Thank you.
Wow your video is the first to actually show us the various stages of the bearing from problem start til bearing near its final stages and is super helpful with what we need to listen for, thank you !
Hi, you're welcome, thanks for watching! and thanks for the nice comment. Glad if the video helped 🙂
Thanks for making this video.We have a 2013 Impala LTZ. For months the car had a vibration especially at 70 MPH. We took the car to the best car repair center in the city. comes to find out, there was a bad wheel bearing on the drivers front. I had both front wheel bearings replaced. Car aligned. Two new front tires. Car is back to normal.
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Thanks for sharing so many great tips.
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Thank you for creating this very informative video!
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well done video thank you
Thank you for watching and for the kind comment! 🙂
Great video, I checked the play in the wheel but wasn't sure because the issue recently surfaced. I'll visit the mechanic to have them replaced.
Hi, thanks for watching and for the kind comment! Hope you solve the problem successfully
Awesome video, thanks
Thank you for watching 🙂
Great video
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Waoo seems ppl don't have that much this wheels bearing problems, I've this problem can't figured out clearly what is happening, I've ABS light on 10000 miles I've driven already, is this dangerous to drive ABS light on? Toyota corolla 09 175,000 miles on, mechanic told me to just to change 1 side of wheel bearing 350.00, seem when they touch minimum 350, this vdo educated me. Tkx
my wheel play, but bearing itself is fine. Sometime just need to follow the WIS and adjust the bearing properly (using dial indicator)
maybe this is the tie rods or control arm bushings end then
my mechanic should repair my car today, this video was exactly what I had on my ford escort, thanks
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I have side to side play, but no up and down play.
When another person is moving to lifted wheel from side to side, I can see the movement at the cv axle and bearing being separate from the hub assembly, but I have Zero noise other than slightly hearing the pads brush the rotor.
The ford focus has a fairly bad vibration starting at 50mph and dives to the right during breaking and pulls during acceleration.
Ball joints and tie rod ends appear fine.
I don't know what else it could be other than the wheel bearings, but any other time I have had bad ones I could always hear them and all the other information I can find says that you will hear them; Which makes sense.
The silence of them has me second guessing my diagnosis.
Can you think of another area that I might check out?
But I am positive that I see very small separation movement in the rear of the knuckle to hub assembly.
The movement is on both sides equally, which also makes me second guess myself.
Hi and thanks for watching and sorry for the late reply. What about the tires and their condition?
Also, did you check the brake discs?
Does the click noise get louder and sound like a pop clunk noise afterwards?
I am now convinced that it is with my car
Glad if the video could help determine the problem!
Bad wheel bearings can also be weird you can get weird noises at medium speeds, between 40 and 60 km/h, but you can hardly notice it when you reach 90 to 100 km/h.
In my case, my 2016 Mazda CX-3 gives off a bad chopper and rumbling like noise between 40 and 60 km/h, but it goes away over 80 km/h.
Hi and thanks for watching!
I think it all depends on how worn out the bearing is at that moment.
Sometimes at higher speeds, it sort of centers itself or heats up and there's less noise while at lower speeds it's howling.
Sometimes it's the other way around.
I think I have a bad bearing, can it cause a car to shake badly?
I have a vibration when braking, I changed the discs and pads, could it be the hub?
Hi, thanks for watching, and sorry for the late reply.
If it only happens when braking, I doubt it's specifically the wheel bearing.
I'd rather re-check the brakes, especially the discs.
Same thing with mine any update?
I think my Camry has a bad wheel bearing as I hear loud sounds when driving at highway speeds. I read that you should only drive 1000 miles max with this issue. Is that true or can I push it off longer?
Hi Joseph, thanks for watching, and sorry for the late reply!
I'll be honest with you: I've seen cases where people drive with that kind of bearing for much, much longer.
If there's no play in the wheel and the bearing is still in the "mildly humming sound phase" then there should be some time left.
When it comes to the "crunching phase", when you hear crunching and rumbling from the wheel, that is the certain end and the car should be parked.
But I must say that all this is "winging it", as soon as you notice the problem go check it out and if possible replace the bearing.
You never know how much it takes from the humming sound to the wheel getting blocked. It can take months or happen in a matter of days.
Hope this helps (and don't wait too long to replace the bearing🙂)
With my 2016 Mazda CX-3, when I drive at typical city speeds, between 40 and 60 km/h, I start to notice the chugging and chopper like noise, and then when I reach highway speeds, I don't hear it at all.
Bad wheel bearings can be weird.
I plan to get it fixed at my Mazda dealership in the future.
It even sounds like if the noise is coming from the engine
Hi and thanks for watching! Yes, spotting a bad wheel bearing is tough, especially in the beginning of the problem.
would this cause a clunk like a arm? i replaced all suspension still hearing a clunk on dirt
It's possible but, at least from what I've seen, this kind of sound would occur if the bearing is totally ruined.
But before that, you would probably hear a strong humming sound.
Have you checked the stabilizers? Had the same problem on my Skoda, the stabilizers were the problem.
Is the car has vibration that can be wheel bearing to?
Hi, and thanks for watching!
Yes, vibrations appear at the later stage of the problem, when the wheel bearing is really damaged.
Will you feel a grinding feeling in the gas pedal at lower speeds
Hi, and thanks for watching! No, not really at least from personal experience.
I think you would clearly hear the wining and grinding sound well before that.
I would rather check the engine mounts or else.
@@DespairRepair okay thank you
what if my mercedes makes a Thud-thud-thud-thud-thud sound? and when i drive faster it makes faster thud sound? and when a turn into a driveway it makes a scrape sound in the rear passenger side?
Hi and thanks for watching!
What type is your Mercedes and what production year?
@@DespairRepair 1989 mercedes 190e if i turn and take weight off that side it will stop.
@@amandaburleson2035Burleson very good car!
To be honest it could be a couple of things. The thud sound may be anything from a bad tire to some part of the rear suspension.
The scraping sound may come from the disc pads, discs, brake shoes, or else.
But all of this is just a wild guess, best either to take the wheel off and make an inspection or drive it to a mechanic.
In any case, best don't drive it like that for a longer period of time. It doesn't necessarily have to be something serious, but an inspection is necessary.
Hope any of this helps!
@@DespairRepair i have been driving like that for one month and its getting really lound now. but i keep driving it lol thank you
Can a bad bearing also cause scraping sounds?
Hi and thanks for watching!
Yes, it can and usually appears in the final stage of the problem.
I have this problem with my car and it sounds like engen problem until my mechanic told me it was wheelbearing problem
Hi and thanks for watching!
Determining a car problem by sound is one of the toughest tasks, especially with a bad wheel bearing.
There are a couple of very similar sounds.
Sounds like a humming as if I need to shift the gear up but it's in top gear.
oh good a video that actaully had the noise, i am 99 percent sure this is the exact noise i hear in my car. it began about 11 days ago. so i am assuming that i am still good to have it repalces son. oh and btw. i live in Michigan we have pothold galre here every winter and just came out of winter. so it would make sense that this could cause it
Hi, and thanks for watching! I think you still have plenty of time but just in case replace it in the near future.🙂
It's the same in my country. After winter most of the roads look like the surface of the Moon.
I certainly agree that potholes could've caused the problem. One big hit is enough to damage the bearing especially if it's done some mileage.
@@DespairRepair good morning! i am curious what country are you in? as for michigan, metro detroit area even more than any other state in the US potholes are the worst. there are reasons though. 1 is that Detroiters/michiganders love their cars. we literally yave 85% of people commuting to and from work single occupied cars no carpooling much 2. our state doesn't seem to have weight limit on trucks or at least enformece them if they do compared to any other state, and you combine that with being in place that has teh 45th parallell runng through the upper part of the state we defintely have big weather swings alll the time. so yep.
and thankyou!! btw. i am tking my car in to my trusted mechanic this morning. hopefully that is the only thing i got. i assume if he has to replace one of these i am guessing it would not take very long?
@@DespairRepair well, it is in fact a wheel bearing. i had the mechincal test drive so i think we will get it done tomorrow
@@Johnadams20760 Good luck with the repair and hope it doesn't cost too much 🙂
@@DespairRepair this guy never overcharges ever. he is the most honest and reliable mechanic i know inmy area by far.
out of curiosity how much would a repari like this normally cost would you say? it is likely just 1 tire
Can't believe you were doing 100 with bad wheel bearing lol
Hi and thanks for watching!
It was still in the safe phase 🙂
Mine was way worse
at 2.41 sec where u say at a later stage...u are actually wrong this is not the sound of a wheel bearing in its final death stage this is infact the sound of your car just before it takes off and turns into a plane
:-) :-) thanks for watching and for sharing 🙂
I’m never sure with the noise but it definitely pulls to the left I’m gonna do a shakedown test tomorrow
Would it also be possible if the the wheel bearing has failed and wheel wobble is happening. Could negative camber or leaning of the tire from the top occur?
Hi and thanks for watching!
Yes, it is possible, but only if the bearing is on its very last legs. It would have to be seriously damaged for wobbling to happen. Also, by that time, you should clearly hear the bearing howling and grinding.
At least from personal experience, the wobble usually first comes from something else on the suspension like the tie rod or ball joint, especially if the roads are of poor quality.
If there's no sound, I'd first check that.
Hope any of this helps.
@@DespairRepair upon just further outer inspection it appears that the front axel shaft, driver side, as it turns, the u joints are smacking into the ball joint nut. I'm suspecting bad u joints and bad hub wheel bearing. The negative camber is bad on the driver side. It looks like it's leaning way to much.
I feel like I hear something but not 100%