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2003 Volkswagen Golf Which bearing causing the problem?

Tiny
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Drive Train Axles Bearings problem
2003 Volkswagen Golf Automatic 171000 miles

My quesetion might sound stupid but I don't know anything about cars. I think I have a bearing problem but I don't know what tire. The car is making loud noises and when I turn right, it sounds better. Does this mean that the right bearing needs to be replaced or does this mean the left one is the problem? Thanks for the help!
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Tuesday, January 27th, 2009 AT 12:35 PM

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Tiny
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May have nothing to do with your bearings. Get the car's tires in the air and spin each one independently and see which one makes a noise, then see if it something silly like a bent dust shield, otherwise replace the appropriate bearing.
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