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> squeak..squeak..axle bearing?
RonD
post Nov 5 2004, 10:39 AM
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What does it sound like when an axle bearing goes?

I am having this rotational squeaking noise coming from the rear I can’t seem to track it down. At first I thought it was the brakes. So I took the pads out, which are almost new, discs have normal wear no grooves, and then adjusted and bled the brakes, but it didn’t really make that much difference.

The squeak starts up after I have been driving for 20 miles or so. The sound seems slower then the rotation of the wheels, but does speed up seemly as I go faster. When I brake the pitch of the squeak doesn’t change. But the squeak stops just before the car stops or another words it does not make noise under 5 MPH.

It could still be in the brakes as one of the pad adjustment screws was loose and had been leaking fluid on to the pads.

The car has about 50K miles on it but wasn’t driven for the last 16 years, and sat outside for at least the last 8 years. I bought it this year. (my first 914). Been running great since July, squeak appeared about a month ago.

Any ideas?
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Mike9142.0
post Nov 5 2004, 10:20 PM
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The seals on rear wheel bearings can squeak after siting for a long time.
If the bearing was bad it would be more of a rumble grinding noise, and would change when cornering.
Spray a little bit of light oil in back of the CV joint and the hub (on to the bearing ) and see if the squeak go's away.
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