Sonata NF (2006-10) :: Replaced Wheel Bearing But Noise Is Still There
Sep 13, 2013
So just to sum it up. Past few days I had been hearing a grinding/clicking noise from my left front tire. I had an accident on that side a few months back. Went to the mechanic and they said it is most probably the wheel bearing and possible the hub also.
They took it apart and changed the wheel bearing. After two days of getting the wheel bearing changed the noise is back. It is not nearly as loud but it is definitely there.
What it could be? Could it be the hub itself? I have a 07 Sonata with 100k+ miles on it
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Here is YouTube link to noise car is making : [URL] .....
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I think it is cv joint not sure. [URL] .....
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