Hi all,
I have a ticking noise coming from my rear left wheel. It is definitely coming from the wheel area, as the frequency changes with speed.
I've checked the tire, it isn't a stone hidden somewhere.
Is there a common cause(s) of this noise by any chance?
Thanks heaps in advance.
Ticking noise from rear left wheel
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Ticking noise from rear left wheel
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Re: Ticking noise from rear left wheel
It could be a wheel bearing.
When a front wheel bearing went on my car it made a ticking noise, but in that case it was also accompanied by a rumbling under load, ie turning left at speed, loading the front right wheel bearing.
When a front wheel bearing went on my car it made a ticking noise, but in that case it was also accompanied by a rumbling under load, ie turning left at speed, loading the front right wheel bearing.
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Re: Ticking noise from rear left wheel
Check for a worn, stuck or loose brake pad.
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Re: Ticking noise from rear left wheel
elliptoid wrote:Hi all,
I have a ticking noise coming from my rear left wheel. It is definitely coming from the wheel area, as the frequency changes with speed.
I've checked the tire, it isn't a stone hidden somewhere.
Is there a common cause(s) of this noise by any chance?
Thanks heaps in advance.
Had this exact problem, same noise whether acceleration or decelerating, turned out to be a wheel bearing.
Easy to replace if you have a press and bearing puller kit, but hard if you dont.
Cheers,
Ken.
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