Obadabot

Hello guys, so I've noticed a funny noise while driving my car, this has been going on for about a week now. Every time my car is rolling for example when I'm slowing down I hear a "do do do" sound sort of like a helicopter ( idk if anyone is gonna understand that lol). This noise is coming from the front passanger wheel, I suspect it is a worn wheel bearing? If im not wrong, can anyone tell me the best price I can get these for, and where ?

dkmura

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It's not hard to check- just jack the car up on that side and see if there's any axial play on that particular wheel. As for price, check your local sources with a bigger retailer like Rock Auto to see what prices are currently.

dcains

iTrader: (15)

I can only add a warning about a vendor like rockauto, for certain types of parts. Don't use chinese-made parts. I'd look to http://www.courtesyparts.com/350z-pa...008-c-714.html for OEM Nissan parts in this case.

rancor

If I am not mistaken rock auto does sell the OE suppler TIMKEN? in both the front assembly and rear bearing.

dcains

iTrader: (15)

You may be right. One some items they give you a few choices and you can pick the brand you prefer.

dphoenix

iTrader: (6)

make sure you buy TIMKEN brand, I had mine replaced awhile back. I believe TIMKEN is the brand Nissan uses for OEM bearings.

RWDBajan

Did you check for tire bulging?

guitman32

iTrader: (15)

Ive never seen a Timken stamped bearing on a oem 350z. Ive only seen SKF/NTN on wheel bearings, diff inner and outer pinion bearings, and diff bearings. Just my experience anyway, and it can definitely vary from production run over run.

Joe clan

So did you end up doing new bearing? Did it get rid of the noise?

dkmura

iTrader: (64)

Good luck getting any response from OP. He posted almost three months ago, checked back the following day, and never came back after that...

Obadabot

A year later... im not really good at this forum stuff. I appreciate anyone who helped. but yes i ended up getting new wheels bearings for the front, with OEM parts.

DanielProudfoot

I had the same noise.. ended up being a metal band broke in my front passenger tire. New tire no noise.

SM0KESCREEN

What's the typical price on that repair?

akuma69

EDIT: Deleted. Posted in wrong thread.

MicVelo

Annnnnnnnnnnnnnd..... from wheel bearings to radio in-op fix in one swell foop!!!

akuma69

oh that's weird how my post appeared in this thread. I'll update.

Gassaloglu

I had a similar issue, same wheel, but it was a ticking sound. The Steering Balljoint boot was cracked and needed replacements