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Message: [QUOTE="clayholz, post: 1534291, member: 31404"] Hey all, I've been having an issue with my front driver (what appears to be) wheel on my 1997 F250 2wd and I want to make sure its a bad wheel bearing before I tear it all apart. Firstly, at low speeds on the highway and especially in traffic the truck shakes decently bad, but for the most part corrects itself as I speed up, however there is still vibration there even at highway speed, I even feel this in the accelerator pedal, but not so much in the steering wheel. Another thing I have noticed is when I pass 50mph I start to notice a clicking noise from the front wheel, sort of like if you put a playing card in a bike wheel would be the best way I could describe it. Although not always accurate, when i jack the truck up and perform the shake test I dont notice hardly any play at all. Not sure what else it could besides the bearing but am definitely open to opinions. Thanks for any input! [/QUOTE]

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