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I've been using it in my 06 Accord for over a year and 22k miles. No issues. But I change it every 5k miles or 6 months.

I'd be too scared to drive the thing. What if the Rod Bearings blow at the first start :( (just kidding...ofc)

Wow, I just hopped on Walmart's website. Accord is due for an oil change. They have no Supertech or Fram filters in stock. It cost me $21~ to do an oil change, lol. Welp, I guess I will be going to an auto parts store and have to pull my pants down to get an oil change kit.

I think 67k~

This makes me wonder what kind of money mine can fetch. I have a similarly speced car. Minus manual transmission and 36k miles vs 725 lol. 2-owner car, full PPF, etc.

I have no words to say... https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2011-bmw-m3-coupe-113/ The market is going to be out of whack

Eh, if I do need a new wheel, it's a 19-year-old Honda Accord with the 17-inch wheels. I can probably find a set of 4 for $300~

Welp...the lug nuts weren't tight. Lesson learned, double check your work 😂

Welp, I'll double-check my work today if I get the chance. If it's the wheel bearing, I guess I'll get it towed to my mechanic. Hey, still better than buying a new/newer car and having a $500/month payment or dishing out $25k+.

Car has almost 140k miles and has lived its whole life in the rust belt lol.

Yeah im thinking that also. I had the same noise coming from the right side wheel before I did brakes. But, it was not this loud so I ignored it. Thought it was the tires since they are started to crack, very minor cracks. If it's the bearing, I think I'm going to have it towed to my mechanic. I...

I'll take a look at both the right and left side lug nuts today. I am pretty sure I torqued them to spec. If I get the chance after work today, I think I'm going to jack the car up from both sides and compare the right side to the left side. Brakes arent hard to do. So, I can't see how I messed...

Oh yeah...forgot all about the threaded screw holes lol. I hammered the rotor to yank it off

Yup, I cleaned the hub before installing the rotor. Shouldn't the rotor automatically sit flush with the hub once I put the tire back on?

Yup, I did use a hammer to get the rotor off.

Man, that would be crazy lol. I'm starting to think it's the wheel bearing. But, if it's the bearing, how come the noise goes away when I brake?

Weird, I had my mechanic replace the OFHG last week. He did not mention anything about the axle going bad.

Nope, the pads I took off did not have retaining clips installed either.

I just installed a Powerstop pads and rotors kit on the front end of my 2006 Honda Accord EX V6. Now I'm hearing a loud rumbling noise coming from the right side of the car. It goes away when I brake, but gets louder when I turn the steering wheel to the left. Any clue what this can be...