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Hum while turning at speed
Hi all, quick question. Just went for a cruise with the wife and noticed a wheel hum. Only happens at around 80MPH while turning left. I thought it was front left, my wife thought rear left. Either way I suspect wheel bearings...would that be correct? Recently did a full suspension rebuild and did the wheel wiggle test and they seemed tight, no noise while rotating the hub. Thanks.
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11-28-2020, 11:15 AM
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Right side wheel bearing most likely. They don't always have play when they start to go bad. Rears are noisier than fronts. Fronts might be felt in the steering wheel. Suppose it could also be a tire rubbing the fender.
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11-28-2020, 03:28 PM
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Possible dragging caliper? May want to check temperatures to see if a rotor is running hotter than the rest.
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