wilko

Cheers for the replies! Will get it done next week. Can the wheel fall off if the bearings are faulty / need fixing?? You all make it sound very serious lol.

I've got a 1990 toyota camry sedan and for the last couple of months there has been a noise coming from my front left wheel while i'm driving. It sounds like the wheel is rubbing against the guard (it isn't but this is what it sounds like) and the noise repeats once every rotation of the wheel. I was told that it's probably the wheel bearing. I also just had the CV joint replaced on the same wheel a couple of months before this noise started. If it is the wheel bearing that needs to be fixed how much longer can I put off getting it done. Also where would I take it to get fixed? I need a wheel alignment and some new tires too so where might be the best place to get all of this done?? Cheers!

No alarm think i'll have to invest in one. I don't think they broke into the car just to steal the battery since all the compartments were open. Still even the you would have to either be full of balls or empty of brains to take the time to go into a car park and take the time to steal a car battery. EDIT: Actually would you know of any good alarm systems for my model car?? Thanks for replying btw!

I just looked at both key holes on the doors and my drivers side one has definently been messed with :(. Still don't know why someone would steel a battery but at least I know that I didnt leave it open.

Just bought my Camry a week ago and I walked out to the carpark after work to find that my battery had been stolen from it and the doors were unlocked. I don't remember if i left it unlocked or if they got into the car somehow. Regardless whoever did it stole my battery :S. Got a new battery and the car is fine except that now I can't lock the car from my driver's side door and bent my key trying. It locks on the drivers side with a bit of effort and locks and unlocks on the passenger side like normal. Should I see an auto electrition or something? Thanks!