1996 Daimler LWB wheel bearing noise ?
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1996 Daimler LWB wheel bearing noise ?
Hi !
I am new here, I had many classic cars and finally my latest ( I hope last ) is a long wheel base 1996 daimler Six.
I need help concerning a continue noise coming after 70 km / h ( approx 40 mph ) I think coming from right wheeler of the car and causing high frequency steering vibration ( not a wheel vibration ) , I need to change frot right bearing I think... I am painter artist from Istanbul, spare parts difficult to find, If you can help me the best source ( reliable ) of part , I will be happy ,
Thank you very much !
All information welcome to help me !
best
I am new here, I had many classic cars and finally my latest ( I hope last ) is a long wheel base 1996 daimler Six.
I need help concerning a continue noise coming after 70 km / h ( approx 40 mph ) I think coming from right wheeler of the car and causing high frequency steering vibration ( not a wheel vibration ) , I need to change frot right bearing I think... I am painter artist from Istanbul, spare parts difficult to find, If you can help me the best source ( reliable ) of part , I will be happy ,
Thank you very much !
All information welcome to help me !
best
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It could well be the front wheel bearing (s) needs replaced, but it is possible that it simply needs tightened. No Jaguar specific wrinkles that I am aware of, simply tighten it while turning the wheel until there is no discernible play, then just ease it back a fraction. Worth a try, worth checking bearings as a maintenance matter, and no harm done if this isnt the culprit.
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A loose bearing is a distinct possibility, yes, so Countyjag's suggestion sounds good to me as well.
If you DO find loose bearings, though, I'll wager a week's pay that they're also in need of cleaning and re-packing.....an often neglected 'routine service' item.
Cheers
DD
If you DO find loose bearings, though, I'll wager a week's pay that they're also in need of cleaning and re-packing.....an often neglected 'routine service' item.
Cheers
DD
Last edited by Doug; 12-02-2017 at 10:14 AM.
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