@chris-rs380
Thanks for your in-depth reply. A unique case indeed and glad you got it sorted mate!!
@dogbone
Yes it is possible to have a noisy wheel bearing with no play!! The noise and roughness come first and you’ll only get play when it is really F**KED!!
2 things to check mate…..
Find a quiet section of road where there’s nobody about and you can travel at around 50 mph and gently snake from left to right, you should hear the bearing/drone sound change as the weight is transferred on and off the suspect bearing!!
Then jack it up and spin the wheel by hand while holding on to the spring, like I mentioned and you will feel the roughness transferred through the spring!! Hope that helps mate!!
Cheers, Marc.
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