Hi guys, I ant find a thread I posted a couple of weeks ago, and forgot about it because the problem disappeared.

I have recently had a diagnosis that a wheel bearing was knackered on my car, unable to fix until next week when Ivan get it into the garage.

Anyway, I was out in the car briefly today and all of a sudden, with my foot on the accelerator the car suddenly felt like I'd hit the brakes for about a second or 2, it did it 3 - 4 times. Can this be a sign that the bearing is about to collapse or is it a new problem?. When I speeded up abit it didn't seem to do it again.

 

What car is it.

 

i would say yes , i had this when i had a saff , it was a bit worring as i was going along a link road at the time , it kept just jamming to one side


im guessin the car pulls to one side , its not perfect nose down is it ?

 

ive just read my reply back to my self and that really makes no sense PMSL !!

 

No its not pulling to one side, it's hard to describe, like it loses power for a split second but the rev counter stays the same.

 

Its a ford focus.

 

Sounds like it's missing, my Fiesta did this when the plugs/coilpack were knackered!

 

Yeh I'm going to look at them first, just thought it may have been connected to the bearing somehow, but as someone mentioned it would of pulled to one side wouldn't it if it was locking up?