rod bearing orientation
#2
I have a question
I own 2008 Hyundai tiburon .gt, I'm getting a scrapping squeaky sound coming from my drivers front wheel, I assumed it was brake pads needing changed however that's not the problem... how .or what can I do to know if it's the bearings..... help
I own 2008 Hyundai tiburon .gt, I'm getting a scrapping squeaky sound coming from my drivers front wheel, I assumed it was brake pads needing changed however that's not the problem... how .or what can I do to know if it's the bearings..... help
#3
Usually they have a raised spot on the top that fits in the connecting rod so they don't spin each 1/2 will have a raised area. Make sure to check both 1/2's for oil hole.
I looked at some bearings on google. As I thought you should have a oil hole for the connecting rod and no hole for the bearing cap. Otherwise I would double check you don't have a bad set as the piston end needs oiled.
I looked at some bearings on google. As I thought you should have a oil hole for the connecting rod and no hole for the bearing cap. Otherwise I would double check you don't have a bad set as the piston end needs oiled.
Last edited by rhandwor; 03-23-2015 at 07:20 AM. Reason: More information.
#4
I have a question
I own 2008 Hyundai tiburon .gt, I'm getting a scrapping squeaky sound coming from my drivers front wheel, I assumed it was brake pads needing changed however that's not the problem... how .or what can I do to know if it's the bearings..... help
I own 2008 Hyundai tiburon .gt, I'm getting a scrapping squeaky sound coming from my drivers front wheel, I assumed it was brake pads needing changed however that's not the problem... how .or what can I do to know if it's the bearings..... help
Try running with the brake pads on and listen put a screwdriver on the bearing housing.
Usually you can hear a bearing.
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