I pulled one of my wheels of and the inside the wheel i coated in greese, its not coming from the axle boot, and the bearing doesnt whine. Any help would be gratly apreciated

 

front wheel I suppose.

Check your master brake cylinder and see if the level is correct. Possibility that the bleeder valve is not tightened correctly or is damaged.

 

i would say inspec carefully the boots on ur axel joints again... u coulda always missed the tear... happens. Or maybe i'm totally wrong... but sounds like a classic case of torn cv boot.

 

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check this for certian!

 

Front lower balljoint maybe. Look for the grease- and sand-covered boot.

 

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Yeah I've seen it happen to plenty of people before... Check you CV boots again, even a small tear can leak out all the grease...

 

dude I would almost bet money that it's your axle boot. I found that same problem yesterday in fact and fixed it already.

The inside of my wheel was coated in grease too and the was a very tiny rip in my boot. Hard to see even... but it was there... check again.

 

thanks yall i let yall know in alittle bit when I change my oil

 

well yall were right it was the tiniest of tears in the cv boot, thanks alot, again

 

muhhahahah &lt;--- evil laugh

I was right! no haha jus kidding... glad you wre able to find the problem!