Noise at specific speeds, sounds like tire noise but isn't?
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Bill...original fuel pump?
this is what I have always done to isolate wheel bearing noise:
Driving at those speeds, will the noise change if you put more of a sideload on the rear wheels? i.e. going around a corner. I noticed with every one of my wheel bearing failures (or uneven wear) that the humming whould increase or decrease, sometimes stopping, when I put a large enough sideload on the wheel.
Might also be worth it to check for hardened or worn control arm or strut bushings that could be transferring normal vibration through.
Driving at those speeds, will the noise change if you put more of a sideload on the rear wheels? i.e. going around a corner. I noticed with every one of my wheel bearing failures (or uneven wear) that the humming whould increase or decrease, sometimes stopping, when I put a large enough sideload on the wheel.
Might also be worth it to check for hardened or worn control arm or strut bushings that could be transferring normal vibration through.
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