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Vibration from rear
Recently I noticed a vibration, sometimes barely noticable. I believe it's coming from the rear. Does anyone know of wheel bearing problems on 99 Boxsters... I'm concerned it may be coming from the diff. I had it on a lift and in gear, it was quiet. I'm stumped. Anyone ever encounter a similar issue.
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07-01-2005, 05:53 AM
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Some of the older boxsters are starting to show rear wheel bearing problems. Personally, I've replaced 2 or 3 in the last 6 months or so.
They are not hard to replace, but yuou will need to get the car in the air, and remove the hub from the car. AFJuvat
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Thanks, I'll probably replace the bearings, see if that
's the cause, I think I'll get it back on a lift and also focus on the shafts as well.
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