I changed out my wheel bearings last week (both front), and took my time hoping to do it correctly. I followed directions, advice and a video found on here that was recently posted. I thorughly hand packed the bearings (palm of hand method).

I now notice while driving with my window down near a barrier that I can hear a light squeal (almost sounds like a brake wear indicator, but subdued) on the passenger side - or through the passenger window. Constant regardless of speed or brakes.

Ironically the passenger side was fine with no play, but I thought "change both sides just in case".

Anyway, before I disassemble it and try to find a problem, does this sound like a bearing problem? I thought no way it is a coincidence that I have a squealing pulley a day after I worked on wheel bearings, but the no change in pitch at different speeds throws me.

Only other thing I did Saturday was change the oil.

Additional info: Idler pulley and tensioner pulley are new as of 5000 miles ago. Beck Arnley bearings used. New Brembo rotors, new pads. Squeal was not present prior to changing the bearings or could not be heard.

Thank you for your thoughts!