How to Solve the Buzzing Noise After Replacing the Front Wheel Bearing?
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There are several reasons for the buzzing noise after replacing the front wheel bearing: 1. Improper installation. 2. Issues with the bearing. 3. The shaft or sleeve supporting the bearing is too large. 4. Presence of impurities inside the bearing. 5. The bearing itself has quality problems. Here are some techniques to determine wheel bearing noise: (1) Generally, the front wheel bearing is easier to diagnose. Simply lift the car completely, accelerate the front wheels, and if the noise increases with speed, it's the bearing; if there's no noise, it's the tire. (2) Diagnosing the rear wheel bearing is more challenging because some cars cannot be driven. You can try replacing it with a newer tire; if the noise persists, it's the bearing; if it stops, it's tire noise. (3) If the wheels wobble and the car shakes more when driving, this is caused by a damaged bearing, and the noise comes from the bearing.