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  1. 08-24-2006, 06:18 PM #1
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    Default Clicking noise from front hub. [Expired Topic]

    I have a clicking noise coming from the right front hub on my 02 Suburban. I pulled the hub off and if I spin it I still get the noise. Is it wearing out or is it possible that something for the ABS broke inside the hub? It feels tight, but ???

    I lifted the left front and spun the tire and got about the same sound, but the right side is louder.

    Heres a 1mb video clip of the noise: http://members.cox.net/ashndon/MOV00001.MPG

    Thanks!
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    Sounds like you either have a bad bearing or just need to re-pack them with grease.
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    yes repack the wheel bearings or get new ones.

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    Well the 02 has front hub assemblies so I guess I'll have to do a replacement. What ever happened to spending $30 to replace your front bearings? The new front hub assemblies are over $200 EACH! WOW!

 
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