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Hasnt been my experience in MN at all.
Happened to me when trying to shop insurance this summer. Need two years of no comprehensives. I have no at fault accidents on my record. I had a deer in one vehicle and a windshield on the LX. Additionally they covered when someone barely hit me but the other insurance failed to pay…. They had to sue. I’m in Maryland. So yeah all comprehensive, not my fault but have to wait until they all clear.
 
Alright I replaced the front wheel bearings and races, rotors, pads, and calipers. I went for a test drive and the brakes feel great. No noise or vibrations while braking.

However, I hear squeeling when making right and left turns at speed ~25mph. I made sure to pack the bearings with timken grease and filled the void between the bearings with grease. I dont hear the squeel when turning at low speeds or in a straight line. Any ideas?
 
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Alright I replaced the front wheel bearings and races, rotors, pads, and calipers. I went for a test drive and the brakes feel great. No noise or vibrations while braking.

However, I hear squeeling when making right and left turns at speed ~25mph. I made sure to pack the bearings with timken grease and filled the void between the bearings with grease. I dont hear the squeel when turning at low speeds or in a straight line. Any ideas?
Do you hear it in the front or back? In my experience if the rear axle bearing has some play, you can have some flex in that area when making a turn.
 
Do you hear it in the front or back? In my experience if the rear axle bearing has some play, you can have some flex in that area when making a turn.
I was hearing it from the the front. I just went for another drive and couldn't replicate it. I think I'll just monitor it for now. Thanks.
 
noise comes from turning (WHILE moving the steering wheel) or from rotation when holding the steering wheel in a fixed positoin ("round about situation")?
 
noise comes from turning (WHILE moving the steering wheel) or from rotation when holding the steering wheel in a fixed positoin ("round about situation")?
The noise sounded like from the wheel rotating as it sounded like it was related to speed. I haven't heard it again so I'm going to monitor it. Thanks!
 
Hey all, I think I used the wrong crush washer when changing the transfer case oil. I used crush washers meant for the differentials (12157-10010) instead of 90430-18008.

Do I need to replace these or should they be ok?
 
You sir, live dangerously....

I kid. If it's not leaking roll with it.
 

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