Bad wheel bearings?
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I'm with Matt. A bad cv joint or front diff.
Wheel bearing is a hum that is speed dependent.
Wheel bearing is a hum that is speed dependent.
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It could happen. When you turn tighter or when you're going straight? If just going straight, I'd say you probably need to get it looked at. For sure sign would be a cracked boot on the CVs though and you will often see and/or smell the grease on things before it gets to the point where they're making noise.
It could happen. When you turn tighter or when you're going straight? If just going straight, I'd say you probably need to get it looked at. For sure sign would be a cracked boot on the CVs though and you will often see and/or smell the grease on things before it gets to the point where they're making noise.
I hear it randomly when I step on brakes or turning.
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