Posted by: jay trudgen ®
2001/06/20, 21:13:59
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YEah, seems to me, of course I could be wrong, but if you flip the wheels rather thatn the tires, it's suddenly putting much more pressure on the wheel bearings and such. They were probably questionable to begin with and the extra pressure did them in. Get it checked before that grinding sound you hear becomes a crashing sound!!!! :I predict one of the drum brakes came apart or a wheel bearing is bad...something of this nature. But what's this about flipping? the wheels? or were the tires removed and put back on?
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::Hello everyone!
::Well as soon as you think the mav's will run okay something else always seems to go wrong! I went and had my tires rotated and flipped inside to out in the front because of lack of a place that could do an alignment the front tires are pretty bald on the one side. Any way I noticed that after having the tires rotated there is this wierd grinding noise and feel to the car when it takes off. The weird part is that it doesn't happen all of the time. Only sometimes and on and off. I know that this message isn't very specific and if you need more info please don't hesitate to ask. To me it feels like maybe the right front brake may not be releasing but I'm not sure. Any ideas? Thanks
::Jeri
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