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Did you recently change the brakes? (yourself, or someone other than a mechanic?) Or have you Not changed the brakes in a very long while (over a year in heavy street use)
Did you recently change the brakes? (yourself, or someone other than a mechanic?) Or have you Not changed the brakes in a very long while (over a year in heavy street use)
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Ouch, get your wheel bearings checked. I had a 97 Hyundai and in the 3 years I had it, the front bearings had to be replaced twice and the rear once once.
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Your wheel bearings need replaced,just replaced both front ones on my car,Then you will need to have your tires balanced,rotated and front end aligned.Mine was coming from my front driver side,it was loud,replaced,then the passenger side was making a noise,but not as loud,now it is like new.
Have you checked the front wheel bearings? I've seen similar problems on several front wheel drive cars. On my first experience, we also started by changing the CV joints only to find it did not solve the problem. We then though it was a transmission problem.... wrong again. Finally checked the front wheel bearings (Both sides) and found the passenger side was making the noise. Bearing replaced (not cheap by the way) but solved the problem.
I have a 2004 Toyota Matrix with a vibration noise coming from the front end. The noise gets louder the faster you drive and is present even when you push in on the clutch and put it in neutral. If the driver jerks the wheel to the right when driving the noise stops for a second. The noise keep up at the same pitch if you **** the wheel to Left. If you think it's a wheel bearing, which side would you guess?
There are a few reasons why a wheel will make noise when it's rotating. The most serious would be a bad wheel bearing. I would have the front wheel bearings checked, and if the driver's side needs replacement, I recommend that you have the passenger side replaced as well.
Other less serious causes for a noise at the wheel can be a small stone stuck inside a hub cap or a stone lodged in the tire tread.
if its like a humming noise its the wheel bearing if you ga straith and move the stering to one side noise there move to the other side noise is less wheel bearing gone lift the car in the front ans spin the wheel manualy listen to see whisht bearing make the noise change that bearing hope its a fix for you and rate a fixya for me if any other question feel free im here thank you pierre
Did you recently change the brakes? (yourself, or someone other than a mechanic?) Or have you Not changed the brakes in a very long while (over a year in heavy street use)
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