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Old 10-08-2023, 02:05 PM   #6
Nickanator8
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I tried swapping the tires but the person who put my on drivers side wheel WAY over torqued the lugs and I can't get them off, even with power tools.

I'm starting to think the issue is not the wheel, nor the suspension. The wheel was just rebalanced yet the problem persists. I don't think it's the suspension because even on brand new pavement I still hear the noise.

I'm thinking it's got to be a component that rotates while the car is moving. I'm not sure if it's warped rotors as there is no vibration in the brake pedal.

I haven't completely ruled out a wheel bearing because although the wiggle test is negative the swerving back and forth test is positive.

I also jacked it up and put it into drive to see if I could get the noise to present itself while the car was stationary, but I started hearing other strange noises so I stopped immediately.

I'm kind of at a loss here. Any other thoughts before I take it to a mechanic?
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