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Old 08-29-2020, 02:36 PM   #14
RA1
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To eliminate possible wheel bearing issues, simply swerve left and right while driving with the noise present. If the sound changes, its wheel bearings. If the sound remains constant, its in the drivetrain or wheels/tires. Hope you resolve the issue
Just did this, noise almost stops completely when slightly turning to the left. Gets worse when turning to the right. Does this mean rear driver side wheel bearing is bad?
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