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Message: [QUOTE="MNStroker316, post: 1355652, member: 21944"] Yeah, I've done this procedure a few times, cannot replicate the noise up in the air, with no load on the tires. Interesting, well I did have the front passenger side apart last night and everything felt tight. But I suppose I could put the new wheel bearing in and see if it goes away, if not, try the other side. As for the second part, are we talking the front or rear axle now? Cause for the rear axle I just had the bearings replaced in the differential, not sure if that included the bearings that the axles ride on? I know he didn't do the rear wheel bearings. Front or rear axle are we talking? If front, is that the smaller diameter bearing on the back of the front hub assembly? If so that bearing was smooth on at least the passenger side when I had it apart last night. Next is the driver side, just to confirm, since I already have a $200 hub assembly on my bench. [/QUOTE]

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