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Have your wheel bearings checked, when a wheel bearing is going bad it hums louder as you accelerate, when you stop or slow down the sound stops. A bad bearing does that, it over heats due to it not having enough grease on the bearing and will hum as you drive and get louder as you accelerate.
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when this happens in my shop we change the converter, "bearing"aka(pump bushing) and the seal . in some extream cases you may need to replace the pump ..the bushing should be available and can be tapped in with a hammer and propper chisel , most transmission oriented shops would charge you 75-125.00 if you bring the unit to them to put in the bushing and seal properly , they will probably help you locate a reman converter for a reasonable price
yes its a easy fix, just take it to an exhaust shop and its safe to drive for a while long distance but not to long. Its going to sound like a race car!
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