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Hi guys,
I have been tring to sell my car but all of sudden there is a crazy noise coming from the rear of my car. I went to a shop and they said it was because it was lowered and I need axle spacers. The noise is hard to explain but only happens when the car is driven for awhile. It's like a whining screaching noise from my rear passenger side.
I need a shop that would be able to fix this I honestly don't believe it's because the car needs spacers.
I think it is either the rotor our the pads but the Mechanic said they where fine.
The noise does go away when I make a turn or accelerate it's weird....
So I was wondering if someone can refer me to a good honest shop.
I have been tring to sell my car but all of sudden there is a crazy noise coming from the rear of my car. I went to a shop and they said it was because it was lowered and I need axle spacers. The noise is hard to explain but only happens when the car is driven for awhile. It's like a whining screaching noise from my rear passenger side.
I need a shop that would be able to fix this I honestly don't believe it's because the car needs spacers.
I think it is either the rotor our the pads but the Mechanic said they where fine.
The noise does go away when I make a turn or accelerate it's weird....
So I was wondering if someone can refer me to a good honest shop.
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i would put money on its the bearing and hub. its a really involved job and you need a press. heres the parts youll need if it helps
Part #2 the rear wheel hub 42210-S2A-000
Part #36 the rear wheel bearing 44300-S47-008
Part #2 the rear wheel hub 42210-S2A-000
Part #36 the rear wheel bearing 44300-S47-008
I had the same problem as well. It's most likely a wheel bearing.
Also something you can check before you go and spend money on a wheel bearing a hub is to have the axle nut retorqued. A loose axle nut can cause the problem too.
Also something you can check before you go and spend money on a wheel bearing a hub is to have the axle nut retorqued. A loose axle nut can cause the problem too.
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