That does make a difference. Those wheel bearings have no inner race, the rollers ride on the axle itself. I still think it is a wheel bearing, but make sure the bearing surface is not pitted
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Re: Rear End Noise
That does make a difference. Those wheel bearings have no inner race, the rollers ride on the axle itself. I still think it is a wheel bearing, but make sure the bearing surface is not pitted
Re: Rear End Noise
OK, but I have one question for you. The D44 you list in your info did not come on the 96. Are you sure that is what you have?
Re: Rear End Noise
I would check those wheel bearings Steve. D44s have bearings that have their own race, so can be changed and probably get rid of that noise