When my 1998 S70 T5 is going around a right hand curve, I'm noticing a bit of a hum. Doesn't seem to be there on left curves and slow driving in the garage around sharp curves doesn't seem to give CV joint noise.
I think I likely have a left-hand wheel bearing going bad.
Is there a way to diagnose front or rear? Is one more likely?
How hard is a wheel bearing replacement? Is there a writeup? I couldn't find much by searching, but I could be blind.
Wheel bearing -- front or back?
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Ozark Lee
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I agree, the fronts are much more prone to failure. A decent writeup is here:I think I likely have a left-hand wheel bearing going bad.
http://volvospeed.com/Repair/FWDbearingHub.php
...Lee
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1999 V70XC - Nautic Blue - Totaled while parked.
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1996 850 N/A
1989 740 GLT
1986 740 GLT
1972 142 Grand Luxe
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