The squeal is revealed...(I think)
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The squeal is revealed...(I think)
I am sure many of you remember my post, from a few months ago, about the squealing noise coming from my truck when it was driving. I thought a new post was better than reviving the old thread. The noise still comes and goes as it pleases, and has been doing so this week. Today, I drove down to my hunting camp to take down the blinds and rail pads from my ladder stands. They last longer and the bees don't get to make a home in the pads.
I stopped to get gas on the way home and I noticed what appears to be grease on the right front rim. The truck has been kinda dirty with all the rain and/or snow/sleet we have gotten the last couple of weeks. I washed the truck last week, at the high-pressure laserwash, but did not notice the grease on the rim until today. I am attaching a pic of the rim below. I think this "evidence" points to the bearing seals being bad, correct?
(this is the first time any grease has appeared on this, or any rim)
I stopped to get gas on the way home and I noticed what appears to be grease on the right front rim. The truck has been kinda dirty with all the rain and/or snow/sleet we have gotten the last couple of weeks. I washed the truck last week, at the high-pressure laserwash, but did not notice the grease on the rim until today. I am attaching a pic of the rim below. I think this "evidence" points to the bearing seals being bad, correct?
(this is the first time any grease has appeared on this, or any rim)
Last edited by dewman; 03-15-2008 at 09:11 PM.
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That would be my guess. I was having trouble with my 4x4 and found out that my left hub isn't working right, and on the right side i got squealing and occasional clunks like you have. However, no grease on my rim? I would definitely take it apart and give her a look though.
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So far, I can't complain a bit. They handle great on dry roads around turns, even at high(er) speeds... And the wet traction is great too. I have not had trouble spinning my wheels in the rain, unless I really want to.
Have not had enough snow to try them in yet, but hopefully next year will bring enough to 4x4 in!
I have a pic posted in my gallery, from the Yokohama website.
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Yes, you are correct about the tire, they are the A/T-S version. Got 'em for $135, mounted and balanced.
So far, I can't complain a bit. They handle great on dry roads around turns, even at high(er) speeds... And the wet traction is great too. I have not had trouble spinning my wheels in the rain, unless I really want to.
Have not had enough snow to try them in yet, but hopefully next year will bring enough to 4x4 in!
I have a pic posted in my gallery, from the Yokohama website.
So far, I can't complain a bit. They handle great on dry roads around turns, even at high(er) speeds... And the wet traction is great too. I have not had trouble spinning my wheels in the rain, unless I really want to.
Have not had enough snow to try them in yet, but hopefully next year will bring enough to 4x4 in!
I have a pic posted in my gallery, from the Yokohama website.
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