First check tyre tread, remove objects in tread as these can cause some of the symptoms, others are the bearing and tracking and steering idler, also can be a lose wheel, another thing to check is the discs look for broken or warn pads stones can get in and damage the pad or twist the pad in turn can make a rumbel. ( if you brake and the rumble stop it can be this part that's wrong) bearings and tracking jack up the wheel and test with a wiggle from 12-6 and 9 to 3 on the wheel if makes a sound or moves excessively then this can be the bearing has failed and needs replacing if this is fine check the the tracking and idler pull on the tracking arm if you feel a clunk then its weak and needs replacing same on idler. hope this helps
SOURCE: wheel bearings
u will need access to a hydraulic press to remove the bearings and re-install them in the hub, other than that no.
SOURCE: i need bearing sizes for freelander ird
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1x NKS40), 1x 300849/300811, 1x 32008X, 1x 32006X, 1x 501349/501310, 2x 603049/603011.
1x Crown Wheel and Pinion Set (Ratio:1.80, 21x38)
SOURCE: 2002 freelander front wheel bearing replaceing.
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SOURCE: suspected rear wheel bearing problem,
Hi Billy
If it is just a wheel breaing then it's not to much to worry about, they are fairly cheap and easy to do, the other bearing is from the 4 wheel drive system is is somewhat more problematic worst case is the diff / gearbox may have failed, does the wheel drive work well? is the noise more or less when in 2 wheel?
there is a few possiblities so get back to me with more info and I will be able to help.
Regards
Dan
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