Please help just replaced wheel bearing assembly and cv axle
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Please help just replaced wheel bearing assembly and cv axle
Hello all, I just replaced the rear wheel bearing hub assembly and cv axle on my 07 g35 sedan driver side I followed what seems to be simple instructions on how to do this, put everything back in place went to test drive it only to hear a grinding/ rubbing/ clicking noise coming from the axle I just worked on I’ve tried to research as much as possible and nothing. I also looked up the splines count on my wheel hub which is 32 and the cv axle splines count is 29 is this normal ?? I bought the parts from o reily and of course they didn’t tell me anything to expect when doing this job. The sound only happens when I’m in either reverse or drive, Did I do something wrong when replacing these parts ? Am I missing a piece? I saw an abs tone ring mentioned online but the new one didn’t come with it is this what’s causing the noise? I’m completely stumped any feedback would be appreciated thx
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I didn’t have to take the brake shield off when installing the wheel bearing I don’t remember it even moving during the install process it sounds like the cv shaft is bouncing inside the wheel bearing
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do you by any chance know the torque specs ?? It’s a weird because I’m not even moving and the sound happens I’m just holding the brake while in reverse or drive and the sound starts and do I need a tone ring I don’t remember seeing it on my new cv shaft but it was definitely on the old one
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It only happens when you hold the brake? The tone ring isn't on the actual axle at least if you have RWD, unless the G37 is different. The flange the axle bolts to that comes out from the diff is where the tone ring and ABS sensor sit. Your ABS light would turn on also if it couldn't read the tone ring. I don't know the exact specs, but I did both my rear wheel bearings and just tightened it hard and then used a breaker bar with a pipe to give it a little extra snug.
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I would take the wheels off and inspect the splines, you should DEFINITELY have the same number of splines on both the shaft and hub. If you don't then it will quickly destroy itself if you can even get it assembled. They may have sold you a defective part that was meant for a different vehicle.
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It only happens when you hold the brake? The tone ring isn't on the actual axle at least if you have RWD, unless the G37 is different. The flange the axle bolts to that comes out from the diff is where the tone ring and ABS sensor sit. Your ABS light would turn on also if it couldn't read the tone ring. I don't know the exact specs, but I did both my rear wheel bearings and just tightened it hard and then used a breaker bar with a pipe to give it a little extra snug.
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I would take the wheels off and inspect the splines, you should DEFINITELY have the same number of splines on both the shaft and hub. If you don't then it will quickly destroy itself if you can even get it assembled. They may have sold you a defective part that was meant for a different vehicle.
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that would be nice I need to find out the spline count ASAP I do believe that’s my problem it’s hard when no one around me sells it, I may need to talk to someone at the Infiniti dealership and hope they could share some info
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