Re: 1998 Accord Tire Noise?
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Re: 1998 Accord Tire Noise?
with that kind of mileage i wouldent be surprissed at all if in fact it is a wheel bearing or even possibly the lining brake material draging in there are they rear disc in the back
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Re: 1998 Accord Tire Noise?-Update
Turns out it was a rear wheel bearing. $135 to replace at the local shop.
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> with that kind of mileage i wouldent be surprissed at all if in fact it is
> a wheel bearing or even possibly the lining brake material draging in
> there are they rear disc in the back?
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> with that kind of mileage i wouldent be surprissed at all if in fact it is
> a wheel bearing or even possibly the lining brake material draging in
> there are they rear disc in the back?
>
>
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Re: 1998 Accord Tire Noise?-Update
Turns out it was a rear wheel bearing. $135 to replace at the local shop.
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> with that kind of mileage i wouldent be surprissed at all if in fact it is
> a wheel bearing or even possibly the lining brake material draging in
> there are they rear disc in the back?
>
>
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"johnin" <johnin.27j3ix@no-mx.carstalk.net> wrote in message
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> with that kind of mileage i wouldent be surprissed at all if in fact it is
> a wheel bearing or even possibly the lining brake material draging in
> there are they rear disc in the back?
>
>
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Re: 1998 Accord Tire Noise?-Update
Turns out it was a rear wheel bearing. $135 to replace at the local shop.
"johnin" <johnin.27j3ix@no-mx.carstalk.net> wrote in message
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> with that kind of mileage i wouldent be surprissed at all if in fact it is
> a wheel bearing or even possibly the lining brake material draging in
> there are they rear disc in the back?
>
>
> --
> johnin
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"johnin" <johnin.27j3ix@no-mx.carstalk.net> wrote in message
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> with that kind of mileage i wouldent be surprissed at all if in fact it is
> a wheel bearing or even possibly the lining brake material draging in
> there are they rear disc in the back?
>
>
> --
> johnin
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