Help Please

[welshone]

Hi

I have an 1989 BMW735il in very very good cond , and only 1 owner but anyway what i have now on the car is a very loud rubbing sound from the back end of the car when i slow down and turn corners would it be wheel bearings and are they easy to change any help would be greatful

Thank you :) :)

[shogun]

In case of front bearings you have to replace the complete hub with bearing inside. On the rear only the bearing. This one is for the front
http://bmwe32.masscom.net/sean750/front_wheel_bearing/ReplacingFrontWheelBearing.htm

But I would jack up the car first to see where something could rub so that you are sure what it is.

What eaxtly is backend? Or could it be more to the middle of the car? Between the seats under the gear shifter/center console?
Then it would be the center bearing of the drive shaft.
http://bmwe32.masscom.net/sean750/driveshaftCenterbearing/driveshaftCenterbearing.htm

All the items are described in the link above
E32 Information
Fusebox overview 735
IHKA Components
Cross-referencing parts (v12)
Main links
Miscellenous links
Overview Servicemanuals
OBC Secrets
Tips & tricks
1989 UK manual
Available options
750 Open heart surgery
M70/v12 tech info I 1mb
M70/v12 tech info II 10mb
Fixes
Body & interior
Bumper respray
Bonnet and boot shocks
Dashboard Removal
Deadlocked rear door
Doorlock bracket
Doorlock mechanism
Doorlock microswitch
Doorpanel removal
Front fender replacement
Glovebox latch
Glovebox shock/absorber
Headliner reupholstering
Reclining seatback
Rear doorhandle replacement
Seat swapping
Windshield replacement
Wiper mechanism replacement
Wiper tensioner
Brakes
Brake caliper rebuild
Brake pads
Brake pressure warning
Parkbrake adjustment
Parkbrake error
Driveline and Transmission
Diff/final drive carrier repair
Diff/final drive output seal
Driveshaft center bearing
Driveshaft rear CV joint
Gearbox rear seal replacement
Gearbox replacement
Selector shaft seal replacement
Electronics
Climate control illumination
Dash cluster bulbs
Dash cluster caps
OBC temp at -30
Tail light/parking light messages
Voltage regulator (v12)
299 960km
Engine

[welshone]

In case of front bearings you have to replace the complete hub with bearing inside. On the rear only the bearing. This one is for the front
http://bmwe32.masscom.net/sean750/front_wheel_bearing/ReplacingFrontWheelBearing.htm

But I would jack up the car first to see where something could rub so that you are sure what it is.

What eaxtly is backend? Or could it be more to the middle of the car? Between the seats under the gear shifter/center console?
Then it would be the center bearing of the drive shaft.
http://bmwe32.masscom.net/sean750/driveshaftCenterbearing/driveshaftCenterbearing.htm

All the items are described in the link above
E32 Information
Fusebox overview 735
IHKA Components
Cross-referencing parts (v12)
Main links
Miscellenous links
Overview Servicemanuals
OBC Secrets
Tips & tricks
1989 UK manual
Available options
750 Open heart surgery
M70/v12 tech info I 1mb
M70/v12 tech info II 10mb
Fixes
Body & interior
Bumper respray
Bonnet and boot shocks
Dashboard Removal
Deadlocked rear door
Doorlock bracket
Doorlock mechanism
Doorlock microswitch
Doorpanel removal
Front fender replacement
Glovebox latch
Glovebox shock/absorber
Headliner reupholstering
Reclining seatback
Rear doorhandle replacement
Seat swapping
Windshield replacement
Wiper mechanism replacement
Wiper tensioner
Brakes
Brake caliper rebuild
Brake pads
Brake pressure warning
Parkbrake adjustment
Parkbrake error
Driveline and Transmission
Diff/final drive carrier repair
Diff/final drive output seal
Driveshaft center bearing
Driveshaft rear CV joint
Gearbox rear seal replacement
Gearbox replacement
Selector shaft seal replacement
Electronics
Climate control illumination
Dash cluster bulbs
Dash cluster caps
OBC temp at -30
Tail light/parking light messages
Voltage regulator (v12)
299 960km
Engine


Hi thank you i will have a good look at the car on the week end i think it is on the left side as when i turn it is worse once more thank you i will let you know

Welshone