For the last month I have been hearing a hum from my rear suspension. It sounds like it was coming from the passenger side so I replaced that side's hub but the hum is still there. Any ideas on what could do this? I thought maybe a bushing or the strut. Any ideas would help I am going to put it up on a lift this weekend so that I can inspect everything but I don't want to start tearing the entire rear suspension apart.
Rear suspension hum. - 6G Celicas Forums
did you replace the wheel bearing with the hub? otherwise the wheel bearing might need some more grease
I put the one that I bought from you Lewfx on there and everything was fine. I drove to Montana and then over to Washington and on the way to Washington it started to hum. I thought it was the bearing but like I said I replaced it and the hum is still there.
how quickly i forget...tire pressue okay?
check the alignment, TOE can cause some hard to find noises that sound like bearing humm.
2000 Celica GTS 'slowest gts evar'1998 Mazda 626 FS-DE/CD4-E
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I have no odd tire wear and since it started I have driven about 3k miles. I'm thinking that it might be a strut or a bushing.
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check the alignment, TOE can cause some hard to find noises that sound like bearing humm.
check the alignment, TOE can cause some hard to find noises that sound like bearing humm.
I have no odd tire wear and since it started I have driven about 3k miles. I'm thinking that it might be a strut or a bushing.
id take a looksy but you seem far from torrance.
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toe in or toe out can be very hard to feel, just a degree out of specs can cause noise with some tires.
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I have no odd tire wear and since it started I have driven about 3k miles. I'm thinking that it might be a strut or a bushing.
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QUOTE(Bitter @ Sep 13, 2006 - 12:23 PM) [snapback]479347[/snapback]
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check the alignment, TOE can cause some hard to find noises that sound like bearing humm.
check the alignment, TOE can cause some hard to find noises that sound like bearing humm.
I have no odd tire wear and since it started I have driven about 3k miles. I'm thinking that it might be a strut or a bushing.
toe in or toe out can be very hard to feel, just a degree out of specs can cause noise with some tires.
2000 Celica GTS 'slowest gts evar'1998 Mazda 626 FS-DE/CD4-E
strut wont cuz humming.