NightmareMoon
Well-Known Member
Yeah sometimes the rear hubs start to fail without a lot of drama. Clicks or pops which are resolved by replacing the hub, but no noticeable play... or no noise yet, but some play at the hub when you check.What happened to me in Bristol in 2022 was not the car's fault. But at 16k miles I did have the Left rear bearing start giving me issues, and had to change it at the Pro Finale. Ironically no slop, no noise, nothing but kept getting ABS sensor problems. It was kind of dirty in there, maybe that was it. I still have that hub, though I am not sure why.
The newer replacement rear hubs and axle nuts seem to last a lot longer than the original 2015 S550 parts, so that's good.
I so rarely get ABS/Traction Control codes or rebooting issues that I just usually don't think about it. When it does happen, its usually triggered at a pothole or jarring bump, or if you hit some gravel or loose pavement (the latter makes me think there's actually just a software issue contributing which won't be fixed with any amount of hardware fixes). The former does suggest hardware problem and maybe steeda's knuckles will help with that. IDK. When I go to a big event, I may pull the 'dyno' connector because that does eliminate the risk of the sensors or software causing a problem during a run.
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