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Humming sound in the front end

After driving for about 2 hours today, I started to notice a slight intermittant humming sound coming from the front rt wheel, and the car pulls rt when I break. The steering wheel also vibrates very slightly when I hear the sound.
Could this be the brakes, steering, something worse? Any commedts would be appreciated.

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Old 06-28-2004, 01:22 AM
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the "humming" sounds like a worn wheel bearing to me.

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don't forget to pick up a Sears wheel bearing packer if you DIY. VERY handy and, in a sick sort of way, FUN!

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Took the car to the shop today. The rt front caliper is sticking, but not badly. It might be a sign to upgrade the breaks.
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I also just started to get this intermittent sound from my right front, and was guessing it was a slightly sticky caliper. I won't be able to look until this weekend, but it just doesn't have the "rough" sound of a wheel bearing that is too tight or going bad.
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don't forget to pick up a Sears wheel bearing packer if you DIY. VERY handy and, in a sick sort of way, FUN!

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I bought one when I did my bearings a couple weeks ago. Very fun (yes, in a sick and cool way) and very easy to use.

My neighbor pulled his bearings on his SUV the other day - and I ran to my garage to get my loaded-with-grease bearing packer. I was a hero!

BTW, the Sears item is identical to the one in our local auto parts store (Pep Boys), but it is $5 cheaper (<$20)!

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