Rh rear wheel bearing noise question..was replaced before..
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I had it replaced < 2 yrs ago and haven't hit any potholes of any size that could have caused it to go out. Do you think the tech screwed it up installing it ? I may just do it myself this time. I'm pissed that an Audi trained tech could've installed one (which is very common) and fvcked it up. Is it that difficult? I have access to a hydraulic press. I didn't do it last time because my extended warranty covers it for $100 deduct, warr. good until 9/06.
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I wouldn't say potholes play a big role in their failure either, perhaps they are a little bit undersized. Either way, if you have a hydraulic press it isn't too difficult to do this job.
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I've been certified in suspension and brake when I was at another dealer. In most cars I've seen shortest sealed bearing life to be 20-30k miles but 11k is incredibly low . I would have never thought it could be somewhat common to have that short a life span. I may have to do this one then, as I plan to keep the car and should get used to doing this if its routine. Thanks for the feedback.