[DHERNANDEZ]

hi;

WHEN I REPLACE MY ROTORS AND PAD OF MY 535I A FEW WEEKS AGO, WITH THE CAR LIFTED, I COULD HEAR A GRINDING NOISE WHEN I TURN OVER THE FRONT WHEELS BY HAND, BOTH SIDE SAME NOISE. IT'S NOT PAD OR ROTOR NOISE.
THE NOISE IS ONLY AUDIBLE WHEN TURNING CLOCK WISE, NOT WHEN MOVING WHEEL IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION (REVERSE)
DRIVING IS NOT AUDIBLE!!!
IF THE HUB BEARING WERE BAD, THEY WOULD GRIND IN BOTH DIRECTION, IS THAT RIGHT?
MY LOCAL DEALER SAYS IS NORMAL!!! AS USUAL!!

THANKS, DIEGO.

[lsturbointeg]

grab the wheel at the 9 and 3 or 10 and 4 or whatever the clock position is lol and see if there's movement as you pull forward and back to see if there's play. couple of things...how many miles are you clocked on the odometer? are you lowered? spacers? those are a few things for wheel bearings to take a $hit

[DHERNANDEZ]

Hi

12000 miles, not lowered, no spacers!! All standard.
I tried making close turns both sides and not noise at all.

Thanks diego.

[DHERNANDEZ]

Is possible that the bearing make some grinding noise with no load, thats can explain that is heard only when lifted?

[DHERNANDEZ]

Any help with this? Thanks

[snj1013]

Do you hear the noise while driving? Also, why were the pads changed at 12k miles. Rotors I can understand if warped, but pads?

[DHERNANDEZ]

No noise while driving!! Just when the car is lifted and move the wheel by hand!!