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Sup People,

Running into a little issue for a couple of weeks now, Everytime i make a turn right my car makes a wierd rubbing noise happens, sounds like its some what from the back, so i notice i was getting crazy camber wear on the two fronts tires, so i replace all 4 of tires with new one and i got my wheels re aline, thinking that was going to solve the problem but it didnt it just made the noise a little less, running on stock ex wheels , 185/65/15, hopefully someone can help me out, its only when i make a turn right or even give it a littke nudge to the right it happens.

 
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maybe check your wheel bearings. i had one of mine go out a while back and it had caused the wheel to camber back and forth on its own quite a bit. yet i still have some clicking sort of noise when i turn right also.

 
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tahnks for the info .. i check the wheels bearing., they are still good..

 
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Suspension specifications? Remember, 3 left turns = 1 right turn!

 
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^x2. if you are on anything but stock suspension, do you have a camber kit?

 
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i'm on stock hieght,,, not lower or anything ,, i empty my trunk .. still making that rubbing sounds... its comming for the back... rear right side, but when i brake when turning the noise is not as loud,, dont know if that makes sense or not, and if i come to a full stop and make a right turn the noise doesnt happen..

 
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the noise really only happens when i am actually driving taking a right turn...

 
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does sound like a wheel bearing to me. ive had plenty of friends who've i've had to fix. before you actually get a new one, take the wheel bearing out. wipe off all the grease and see if there are any flat spots or if there are any scratches on the bearings themselves... if there are no scratches or flat spots, you can try to repack the bearing and see if the noise goes away or if the sound gets quieter.. if it doesnt go away but gets quieter i myself would replace it... if it gets quieter then you have found your problem.

 
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is it easy to replace the rear wheels bearing??

 
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i really dont believe so on everycar ive done it took me about 5-10 minutes to get the bearing out... and about another 5-10 to pack the new, and put it back in.

 
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okay cool ,, i been looking into getting this done on friday!... thanks for the info ... i wonder if there is diy on changing the rear wheels bearing

 
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just giving you guys updates,, took the car to the shopp looks like its my rear wheel bearing, going to replace it tomorrow,

 
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good to hear its the wheel bearing instead of anything extremely expensive... if there isnt a DIY on the wheel bearing... while your at car is at the shop you could watch and take some pictures and put some narrations with it to come up with a DIY for us

 
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i'll try to take some pictures,, gotta just remember,

 
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ok sounds good man... let us hear from you when it gets fixed

 
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the noise STOP!!! yea it was my wheels bearing is was soo mess up ,, lol my car is soo quite now.. lol , Thanks for everyone input, Oh yea i forgot to take pictures i was talking to one of my buddy ,, it really only took a good 15-30 mins to replace sorry guys,

 
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Lol, last time I checked 4 lefts = str8!!

Glad to hear your issue is resolved.

 
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lol yeah... its easy to know when its a wheel bearing if its only when your making turns lol

 
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Got me before I just thought about it!