QUOTE(king_coolice @ May 6 2011, 10:29 AM)
Guys, can help me out with this?
Last week, I send to workshop to replace my front left hand side wheel bearing cause it's making noise (the noise is like the tyre bengkak already), then the noise is gone.
However, another noise arose. This time is a high pitch 'ee ee' sound when driving, and 'klok klok' noise when braking. After checking, I found out that the brake disc rotor was warpped, and so I replace it with a new one, the sound is gone again.
Now, the funny thing is that after replacing the disc, I jack up my left tyre, secures the disc with the nut, starts the engine and let the disc spin. I still found that the disc is somehow warp, I'm not sure whether is the disc problem or other parts, I saw that the brake caliper is moving left and right, indicating that the disc is not even? or maybe other parts that is warp?
So what can be the cause of this? It starts to making noise again.
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Continue my story, further inspection I found out that it's not the dics rotor warp, it is the wheel hub.
Will the improper installation of wheel bearing cause this? or it is really the wheel hub that is warp and need to replace it? If yes, how much would it cost for chop-shop item and a brand new?
This post has been edited by king_coolice: May 7 2011, 09:44 AM