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Movement in Offside wheel - UPDATED


Andy Lef

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Just had the wheel of and wheel bearings are OK.  Had another look at suspension and it looks like the slack is because of wear in the Front offside lower wishbone bearing.

Any thoughts on where I can get a replacement bearing from ?

 

many thanks.

 

Just noticed some slight movement in the offside front wheel; almost as if the wheel bolts were lose - but they're not.

Movement is no more than a couple of mm but is noticeable.  Any thoughts for what the potential issue might be?

thanks

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Get an assistant to hold the brake pedal down and see if the movement is eradicated. If it goes then wheel bearing most likely. If not check all suspension bolts are tight and check the wishbone joints for movement.

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Jonathan, Wrighpayne and MADMALC

Thank you all for the ideas.

Jonathan it is the squeaky wheel, though that had stopped on my run home last night - i put it down to a stone, perhaps somewhat prematurely!

Assistant identified and we'll look at it at lunchtime to close down on the problem.

Update will follow.

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Had another look at suspension and it looks like the slack is because of wear in the Front offside lower wishbone bearing.

Any thoughts on where I can get a replacement bearing from ?

I think Edd China would probably replace both sides.

Just noticed some slight movement in the offside front wheel; almost as if the wheel bolts were lose - but they're not.

I'm lost: is that an additional problem or the same one?

Jonathan

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Jonathan

thanks for the tip on the bearings.  Got some.

Ref the other side it was an additional problem/concern but I think I may have been being a hypochondriac on behalf of the car - all actually seems well.  Tightened up the wheel bearings anyway.  *smash*

when i get the bearings through if there are still issues, I'll put out another call

Thanks for your help.

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