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Posted on Nov 07, 2009

I have a whining sound in the rear end of my car. I'm not sure if it's coming from a wheel bearing or because the car has been wrecked. One of the brake caliburs in the rear passenger side is different from the other ones. Would that cause a roaring sound?

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HI THE BEST WAY TO CHECK A WHEEL BEARING IS TO JACK EACH WHEEL ON ITS OWN AND SPIN WHEEL AND CHECK FOR ROUGHNESS IT SOUNDS IF U HAVE A LOT OFF PROBLEMS PERHAPS U SHOULD LET AN ENGINEER CHECK IT OUT CHEERS

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