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Today when i got to work i just happened to look at my back left wheel

when i touched it it was crankin' hot compared to the rest of them

Just wondering what this could be?

theres no burning metal smell ,the park brake was definately off while driving

and no noticeable pull to the left

wheel bearing mabye?

Cant get it looked at until tuesday, should i not drive it until then?

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Today when i got to work i just happened to look at my back left wheel

when i touched it it was crankin' hot compared to the rest of them

Just wondering what this could be?

theres no burning metal smell ,the park brake was definately off while driving

and no noticeable pull to the left

wheel bearing mabye?

Cant get it looked at until tuesday, should i not drive it until then?

take for quick drive around the block , use the brakes as little as possiable then when you get home feel the centre of the wheel hub of sus wheel ,if hot compared to others its the bearings , cheers :D

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Today when i got to work i just happened to look at my back left wheel

when i touched it it was crankin' hot compared to the rest of them

Just wondering what this could be?

theres no burning metal smell ,the park brake was definately off while driving

and no noticeable pull to the left

wheel bearing mabye?

Cant get it looked at until tuesday, should i not drive it until then?

it could be different tyre pressures the same thing happens on trucks with the 2 wheels on each axle if one is a bit flat the other one is going to do all the work and get hot

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it could be different tyre pressures the same thing happens on trucks with the 2 wheels on each axle if one is a bit flat the other one is going to do all the work and get hot

ah ha more minds equal more solutions , good thought on tyre pressures :D

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