« Reply #4 on: Apr 1, 2004, 02:04PM »
yeah when I had my bearings done I had the same problem. Just lever it away with a screwdriver and this fixes the problem.
Other causes could include a warped brake rotor
-glazed brake pads (take them out and sand the top off of them)
-hub thread cover & lock pin moving around too freely
-worn CV joints
-worn front wheel bearings
-possibly worn suspension components.
Check your tyres for uneven wear at the front too. You might need an alignment.
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