2002 Honda accord making loud noise when wheel turns but turns easily

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Asked by dean001 Jun 07, 2014 at 06:17 PM about the 2002 Honda Accord

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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25,325

I know you can fix a radio ,how hard can a noisy wheel be to peeky, looky see at.

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25,325

Didn't take you long to get the wheel off . Have you got the wheels blocked so that the car can't roll , car in park , and parking break on and a block under the car so it can not drop and crush your hands,head,etc?

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No lol wheel not off I'm googling. Oldest just said pump is visually leaking

25,325

you type and work on cars all at the same time. A true Renaissance Man.

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25,325

better put down a pan --you might wanna reuse that stuff

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