Difference following a replacement front bearing

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Difference following a replacement front bearing

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Dec 1st, 2017, 16:14	#1
GDB New Member Last Online: Jan 12th, 2023 22:25 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Wiltshire	Difference following a replacement front bearing 6 year old XC90, 96k miles. Front nearside became noisy towards the end of a 50 mile routine drive, arranged for a replacement bearing, £276 all in, and took <2 hours. The difference is notable and I didn't realise I had also picked up a steering wheel vibration, in hindsight a slight vibration had crept up long before the noise became obvious. Wanted to share in case anyone had similar. Now to visit the tyre thread, hoho

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