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cruiser647 · 17-11-2008, 03:37 PM

I think for a wheel bearing - you can tell which side by the noise it makes when cornering.
They don't usually vibrate (IIRC) - just a loud, rough humming noise - which varies as you corner.

Vibrations - might well be the wheel you replaced isn't balanced. Get it looked at. Unbalanced wheel is the cheapest option to start with.

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cruiser647 BBC Correspondant Join Date: May 2004 Location: Anywhere but work.... Posts: 15,491	I think for a wheel bearing - you can tell which side by the noise it makes when cornering. They don't usually vibrate (IIRC) - just a loud, rough humming noise - which varies as you corner. Vibrations - might well be the wheel you replaced isn't balanced. Get it looked at. Unbalanced wheel is the cheapest option to start with. __________________ "There will be no whitewash in the White House." Richard M Nixon. Speaking of liars, look at this website!:- http://www.labour.org.uk/home