Wheel bearing gone bad?
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Ok, upon putting my beer down, and actually reading the last few posts, I'm gald you got it fixed! you still should come out wheelin! Plus I'm thinkin bout buyin a 3rd and would like to know whatcha think about yours...
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Well I can tell you right now...going from a 2nd to a 3rd was the best decision I ever made as far as my Yota's go.
I loved my 2nd gen and it will always be a cool part of my life but...the 3rd is so much more practical.
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I loved my 2nd gen and it will always be a cool part of my life but...the 3rd is so much more practical.
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Okay...well after a short while I have figured out that it is not the rear coils, the coils were on the correct sides and everything seemed solid.
The other day I was installing some shackle hangers that ADH8796 made for me, which are friggin sweet by the way, and noticed that the bottom of my fan shroud was a little loose and then when I wiggled it, it made a similar noise to the noise I had THOUGHT was coming from the rear in the corners and when going slow. Now that I listen closely, it's really tough to tell where it is coming from exactly (front or rear).
Should the fan shroud be completely solid or should it have a little bit of slack in it? I have never messed with that before so I have no idea how it should feel.
Thanks.
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The other day I was installing some shackle hangers that ADH8796 made for me, which are friggin sweet by the way, and noticed that the bottom of my fan shroud was a little loose and then when I wiggled it, it made a similar noise to the noise I had THOUGHT was coming from the rear in the corners and when going slow. Now that I listen closely, it's really tough to tell where it is coming from exactly (front or rear).
Should the fan shroud be completely solid or should it have a little bit of slack in it? I have never messed with that before so I have no idea how it should feel.
Thanks.
Fink
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This is at the very bottom, I felt around the edge of it and it feels like it's held in with two plastic clips on each side.
I'm going to get my oil changed sometime this week/weekend so I'll have my dealership buddies look at it and see what they think.
Let me know if you guys notice the same thing on yours.
Thanks Cory,
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I'm going to get my oil changed sometime this week/weekend so I'll have my dealership buddies look at it and see what they think.
Let me know if you guys notice the same thing on yours.
Thanks Cory,
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It sounds like its the same as whats on 1st and 2nd gens, a thin strip along the bottom half held on by a couple clips on the edges. If it is, it might have some play in it, but I wouldnt say it should have excessive play, or even enough to creat a loud enough noise to hear in the cabin.
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