If I could ask your guys opinion on something, I'd appreciate your input. My 91 Camry has begun to make a noise while I'm driving it. It's more of a squeaking sound, and I'm pretty sure it's coming from the front driver's side. The sound is very much like a squeaky spedometer cable. The faster I go, the faster the noise is.
I've been to two shops (once again), both have had my tires off and inspected the brakes. Both have said they looked fine. They've spun the rotor to make sure it's not out of round nor any gouges in them. Again, both times at the shop, it wouldn't make the noise. Now it's doing it constantly, the only time it doesn't is when I make a left turn.
So I go to AutoZone to buy the wheel bearing for my car, and there was 3 guys in there who says it sounds like a brake problem, not a wheel bearing. When describing the sound to my first shop's mechanic, he said it sounded like a brake problem as well, but checked them all out and nothing.
So, what's your opinion - bearings or brakes? The bearings are pressed in, so there really is no way other than changing them to find out the problem right? The guys who work at AutoZone said to try new brakes, but my car also shakes a little while going down the road. There are new CV shafts on the front end if that matters any.
Thanks