hi, i own a 92 manual 2 door suzuki escudo. Recently, i have been hearing a high pitch nosie/squeal from the right rear side of the vehicle especially at 30 mph or faster. Is this an indication that my hub bearing is faulty and any ideas on how to replace it?
Could be the brakes... does it change or go away with the brakes being applied or e-brake pulled? Otherwise it is the bearing. Mine makes a noise after being replaced... but it was done properly and the only reason would be the grease was crap and its doing that. I would check your rear diff. level to be safe along with all other fluid levels!
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hi, i own a 92 manual 2 door suzuki escudo. Recently, i have been hearing a high pitch nosie/squeal from the right rear side of the vehicle especially at 30 mph or faster. Is this an indication that my hub bearing is faulty and any ideas on how to replace it?
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