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Very loud howling noise coming from front driver's side; replaced the wheel bearing 3 times within a month, and the problem is still there.

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Have you checked you tire closely.Change it with the one on the other side and see if the sound transfer to that side.

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    marsha Jun 24, 2014

    I had new tires installed 2 days ago and it sounds like the knocking and popping is coming from the drivers side wheel.

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You must replace wheel bearings in pairs to avoid loading the old bearing and, in time ruining your new bearing hub it is possible that you have already damaged the new hub

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SOURCE: severe bearing noise from front wheel bearing/cv

you have to replace bearing and hub as a unit.you have to remove remove brakes and caliper rotor set them aside dont disconnect brake line. get a piece of clothes rack wire to hold brake caliper .do not let it hang by brake hose. you got to remove hub nut. best way to do that is loosen it a litttle while tire still on weight of car keep wheel from turning .

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is the splash shield blowing into the wheel maybe?

Anonymous

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check the rear shock ansorber

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Colin Stickland

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SOURCE: I have a 91 ford explorer 4x4. I have a loud

Without hearing it i honestly couldnt say they could all be right and everything is worn out ,have you checked the brake pads for wear in case that is causing the noise like a worn brake disk (rotor) and as the pad wears down the metal on the pad backing is rubbing on the edge of the worn brake disk ?? take the wheel off and have a good look yourself

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