Rear Wheel Bearing
Moderator: martauto
How easy is a rear wheel bearing to do it's the passenger side (I think it drones when I turn right so that means the weight is pushing on the left side ) I have bought one for about £20 and just need to fit it now. The noise is getting annoying especially on the motorway
BMW 320i SE Coupe
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smithy318i
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Not a DIY job unless you have the special tools.
Get a garage to do it for you.
Get a garage to do it for you.
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stuartgallafant
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i've done both of mine on my iS and i've done loadsa more at work. i wouldn't advise trying to do it unless you've got a slide hammer and a ramp, and plenty of energy and patience!!!
also, the passenger side is worse, because you gotta drop the exhaust down
if you want to know how to do it, i wrote a technical article on it about 6-7 months ago. search for it in the 'search' section. if you cant find it, then post on this thread or pm me and i'll help you out mate, ok...
also, the passenger side is worse, because you gotta drop the exhaust down
if you want to know how to do it, i wrote a technical article on it about 6-7 months ago. search for it in the 'search' section. if you cant find it, then post on this thread or pm me and i'll help you out mate, ok...
