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02-02-2010
jack the car up, put your hands at 1 and 7 and wiggle. If there is significant movement, then its a bearing. If you hear the grinding noise on the driver's side, then it's most likely the right wheel bearing (I believe, correct me if i'm wrong).
I don't know about those other symptoms. Best way to describe a bad bearing is a growling noise.
02-02-2010
^^ Drivers side is the left side.
02-02-2010
oops i meant when you're turning that way. if you turn left and it goes away then it's the left bearing??? i may have that backwards, been a while since i've messed with bearings.Originally Posted by rolyat
02-02-2010
That's correct. When you turn left up to speed it takes the weight of the left bearing so it stops grinding, and when you turn right the grinding will become a little louder indicating a bad left(driver side) wheel bearing.
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