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heres my guess. okay you see the fluid dripping down the backside of the brake rotor shield. That leads me to believe that the axle shaft/ bearing is shot. However you do have what seems to be brake fluid close to the brake line inlet on the caliper...? this fluid on the rotor shield could be brake fluid? someone did a messy brake line install?? the brake line looks new. thats the only reason why I assume
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Clean it up, drive it for a few weeks and check it again. If there is more grease, then you have a problem. As others have said, it's likely a ripped CV boot or a bad wheel bearing (or both). Even though you don't hear any noise from the bearing, doesn't mean it isn't starting to fail. Have they ever been replaced?
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Originally posted by JinormusJ
But of course
E30s are know to be notoriously really really really ridiculously good looking
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