[BIGAL911]

Hi everyone , hoping you can provide some feedback

I have an 07 ridgeline with 240k km.
-I had the passenger bearing changed last month
-inner tie rod on driver with alignement done 2 weeks ago

I am getting grinding sound from the front driver wheel when driving and still slightly present when stopping.
I installed a new caliper yesterday but that is not the problem, i do not have a dust shield on my front wheels.
Brake pads look fine. I am thinking it is the wheel bearing but i am not sure. has anyone else had this issue?

thanks in advance

 

[speedlever]

Diagnosing vehicle noises over the 'net is not an easy task. If wheel bearing, would you be able to tell by the 9-3 or 12-6 wheel check?

 

[WB77]

When you have it on stands and spin the wheel by hand what can you hear?

Any slop in it while grabbing it and twisting the wheel while on stands?

Or just replace the bearing to be sure or not if that is the problem.

 

[speedlever]

I believe the wheel bearing takes a hydraulic press to R&R. That may be more of a job than Joe Shade-tree mechanic wants to take on. Or not.

 

[BIGAL911]

Hi everyone , hoping you can provide some feedback

I have an 07 ridgeline with 240k km.
-I had the passenger bearing changed last month
-inner tie rod on driver with alignement done 2 weeks ago

I am getting grinding sound from the front driver wheel when driving and still slightly present when stopping.
I installed a new caliper yesterday but that is not the problem, i do not have a dust shield on my front wheels.
Brake pads look fine. I am thinking it is the wheel bearing but i am not sure. has anyone else had this issue?

thanks in advance

Just an update , I ended up dropping it off at a local garage. Apparently a piece of the knuckle had been bent and barely touching the back of the rotor. He said it was strange

 

[WB77]

I believe the wheel bearing takes a hydraulic press to R&R. That may be more of a job than Joe Shade-tree mechanic wants to take on. Or not.

I've done so many times.

 

[speedlever]

I've done so many times.

Congrats! That's more of a job than this shade tree mechanic cares to do!