"Wong wong wong wong" sound when driving
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Re: "Wong wong wong wong" sound when driving
Yes, my bearing problem is exactly as described. Only when hit a certain speed then will appear.
Recently just changed at R2D, its a 3-4hrs job, quite labour intensive as have to remove quite abit of stuff. After change already swee swee.
matrock;672330 said:
Yes, my bearing problem is exactly as described. Only when hit a certain speed then will appear.
Recently just changed at R2D, its a 3-4hrs job, quite labour intensive as have to remove quite abit of stuff. After change already swee swee.
New5
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Re: "Wong wong wong wong" sound when driving
Am surprised to hear u got "bee sound" after changing to 20" c/w Conti tires. Most Bros here had changed to 20" for our F10 and so far I have not heard anyone complain. My 20" rims c/w Yokohama Advance tyres and it's been smooth n quiet. Best u check yr tyre conditions and if the "bee sound" commences the moment u drive....then confirm yr tyre is the problem....cheers.
Am surprised to hear u got "bee sound" after changing to 20" c/w Conti tires. Most Bros here had changed to 20" for our F10 and so far I have not heard anyone complain. My 20" rims c/w Yokohama Advance tyres and it's been smooth n quiet. Best u check yr tyre conditions and if the "bee sound" commences the moment u drive....then confirm yr tyre is the problem....cheers.
junior1980;672202 said:
chinweyngee
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Re: "Wong wong wong wong" sound when driving
usually change a pair. noise becomes louder whn cornering. my damage is 580. hope it helps! but mechanic said usually is quite lasting.....unless hit kerb
wubs;682616 said:
usually change a pair. noise becomes louder whn cornering. my damage is 580. hope it helps! but mechanic said usually is quite lasting.....unless hit kerb
Re: "Wong wong wong wong" sound when driving
Usually only change the set that has problem, rear set or front set.
The bearing itself is not that ex, only the labour is ex. my advice is to get the original, pay a little more for peace of mind on the part because the labour to change it is high.
also there is no special skill to change the bearing so to save $$, look around for the reasonable labour charge to have them change
buy the part yourself from PML........
wubs;682616 said:
Usually only change the set that has problem, rear set or front set.
The bearing itself is not that ex, only the labour is ex. my advice is to get the original, pay a little more for peace of mind on the part because the labour to change it is high.
also there is no special skill to change the bearing so to save $$, look around for the reasonable labour charge to have them change
buy the part yourself from PML........
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Re: "Wong wong wong wong" sound when driving
hi guys, i am experiencing the wong wong sound when doing speeds above 60km/h. Usually becomes evident when tackling a slight incline. No such sound on level ground or going downhill. When the wong sound comes, it is accompanied by a slight dip in the rpm. Is it also the bearing problem?
hi guys, i am experiencing the wong wong sound when doing speeds above 60km/h. Usually becomes evident when tackling a slight incline. No such sound on level ground or going downhill. When the wong sound comes, it is accompanied by a slight dip in the rpm. Is it also the bearing problem?
