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Old 16th April 2008, 20:53   #1
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VERY Anvoying noise

I've got a noise coming from my front wheel (Never noticed it b4 due to windows being up) 1st Sunny day in Scotland.

It's coming from my front Passenger wheel sounds like a ticking noise (speed related)

God! if i didn't like this car so much i'd be so ***sed off right now.

Any ideas?
Getting the CPS done on Monday hopefully....
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Old 16th April 2008, 21:17   #2
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almost sounds like a rock is stuck in your tire tread.
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Old 16th April 2008, 21:31   #3
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took the wheel off and you can still hear it.

Ticking noise sounds a bit like a newtons craddle....
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Old 16th April 2008, 23:22   #4
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Mine did that on both sides, the wheel bearings were swapped under warranty, problem gone.

What year is your car, I wonder if there was a dodgy batch of bearings (mine is late 2002)
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Old 16th April 2008, 23:46   #5
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tick tick click...

Hi Shamus
My wife's Boxster had the same a couple of weeks ago. I removed the front wheel, and there was a tiny piece of stone trapped between the disc and the backplate. Removed...sorted. Worth a look??
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Old 17th April 2008, 01:11   #6
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will have a look but don't think that is what it is.

2001 plate
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Pretty sure it is the wheel bearing - just had mine changed to solve the same problem. Bearings on these cars tick before the rumble
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Sounds like a wheel bearing, I replaced both mine because I had the ticking noise.

It was speed related too, I could really hear the noise if I drove close to a high kerb.

REALLY annoyed me for ages - didn't sound like a wheel bearing on any other car I owned, I even took the discs off to look for trapped stones

Also, with the car jacked up and the wheel off you still couldn't tell it was a wheel bearing, everything felt good.

Instant improvement when I replaced them.
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Sounds like a wheel bearing, I replaced both mine because I had the ticking noise.

It was speed related too, I could really hear the noise if I drove close to a high kerb.

REALLY annoyed me for ages - didn't sound like a wheel bearing on any other car I owned, I even took the discs off to look for trapped stones

Also, with the car jacked up and the wheel off you still couldn't tell it was a wheel bearing, everything felt good.

Instant improvement when I replaced them.

Tried dosn't seem to be any play and what you are saying matches it to a "T".
Thats all I need not having much luck with this car but I'm getting to the bottom of all these faults slowly but surely I just wish they'd give me a chance to at least drive the car with it all working b4 i spend a fortune fixing things.

Any ideas how much this will cost for bits etc?
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