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QUOTE (Bitter @ Apr 5, 2016 - 6:20 PM)

>So now he IS coming? Awesome.
He told me he is. He's not sure if he's going to bring his bike or the race car.
On a side note everyone: I have a job for you... Diagnose my 2004 Corolla S. The car has my dad (one of the most knowledgeable car people I know) and myself scratching our heads. I have another bad wheel bearing. This is the FOURTH bad wheel bearing that we've gone through in about 2 years. The same wheel too, the front driver's side. We replaced the hub two wheel bearings ago, so that's not the issue. I've owned the car longer than two years.
We thought outside the box and checked the ground from the engine/trans to the body to make sure that wasn't faulty (which one of them was). We replaced the trans to the body. I know that a bad ground can cause wheel bearings to fail because the current has to travel from the engine, through the axle, through the bearing (arcing across balls), through hub, up strut to body...
Anyways... I don't know what it could be. The transmission has always been "louder" than normal. I know the car was in a front passenger side collision at one point in its life, but not sure how hard. I don't know if a bad bearing or something in the trans would cause a bearing to vibrate enough to fail constantly... I use nice Moog bearings. I thought about putting a pricey OEM one in, but my dad said he's never seen a car eat bearings like this.
Thoughts??
Edit: I'm also torquing down the hub nut to spec.
This post has been edited by narly_charley: Apr 6, 2016 - 2:20 PM