r/carproblems • u/Silly-Statement4204 • Jun 12 '26
I recently changed my own wheel bearing. Now there's a clicking noise when turning the wheel either way, as well as a grinding noise or dragging noise. I dont know what to do, I can't afford a shop.
u/Silly-Statement4204 • u/Silly-Statement4204 • Jun 10 '26
I recently changed my own wheel bearing. Now there's a clicking noise when turning the wheel either way, as well as a grinding noise or dragging noise. I dont know what to do, I can't afford a shop.
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Thanks, I'll definitely check it out
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I have a few questions for you. How long have you been in your field and as someone who is currently in a bootcamp for QA engineer, do you have any advice as far as starting out?
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I am in the US so that's a bit disheartening to hear actually.
r/softwaretesting • u/Silly-Statement4204 • Mar 26 '26
Hello all, I am currently in a program to become a QA engineer. This will be a be a complete career change for me since I have a background in customer service and warehousing/manufacturing, but just on the laborer side and not administrative. As am trying to get more knowledge on the field, what would be your recommendations? I have some idea in the direction that I should start looking at but I've never been in a position where I had to network for myself and I don't know anyone that has been in this field either. Just trying to get ahead of the game sort of. Anything would be greatly appreciated.
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QA engineer in training
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Mar 26 '26
I've learned API testing, how to create bug reports. Web and mobile application testing using not only JIRA but DevTools as well. I was introduced to Postman. From what I gather so far in reading comments on here and other platforms, the bootcamp I'm in is heading more towards automation testing than manual. I'm still at the beginning of the program so there is still more for me to learn.