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i want one of those...
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Does this squealing noise sound like a bearing or something rubbing?
Hi all,
My '72 has developed a squealing noise from the driver rear wheel, but it's intermittent. After two days of thunderstorms, it would not stop squealing. But after the second day of sun, it went away, at least for a little while. It doesn't increase when I press the brakes, but it does goes away everytime I turn or swerve right. Any suggestions? I did a search...but I think this clip might help... Thanks! http://www.nocturnal-motorsports.com/images/squealing.MPG
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07-17-2004, 07:38 AM
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Yikes. I'd pull the wheel immediately and look for something out of place. The few bearing I've heard have been higher pitched.
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07-17-2004, 08:19 AM
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I had a rear whell bearing go on my '69. There was a steady vibration coming from the rear of the car that varied with speed. It did not sound like a worn bearing in the front wheels or alternator, etc.
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