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Front end squeal(ish) noise
I started getting this intermittent noise yesterday. It appears to be coming from the left front. Wheel bearing is only about 6000 miles old. If any of you remember the commercial about some sort of lube that was better than everything else where they put lubes on a bearing like thing and tried to stop it with another piece of metal. The sound is almost like that. Swapped my Warn lock-out for the factory one to test it, no difference. Tried it in 4 hi, hubs un-locked and no noise. Any ideas, the least expensive the better, as I just put $260 worth of front brakes on today, the noise was there before hand.
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Ok, update. Called a local 4wd drive place along with Marc to get idears of what it could be. The 4wd shop said to pull out the lockouts completely and drive it and see what happens. No difference. Called Marc, he said to try and lock the lock-outs and keep the T-case in 2wd. I did that and NO NOISE at all. So NOISE HUBS T-Case Free 2wd Removed 2wd NO NOISE HUBS T-case Locked 2wd Free 4wd Removed 4wd In summary. it the front end is free spinning, I get the noise. If it is spinning, either hubs locked OR T-Case in 4wd I get no noise. I am at a loss for the noise. I haven't check the springs yet like Marc Suggested. We'll see what happens next. |
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I know this sounds wierd, but I just whent through this on my 99 F250. You said that you just replaced your hub and bearing. The brake backing plate/dust sheild has a tab that bends up and down to allow the ABS sensor to be removed. If you didn't bend it back down completely( which I failed to do) it will squeel like heck. It changes sounds at various speeds as well as when the hubs are locked....due to resonant frequencies I'm told....bending it down fixed my problem.
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The only time I could hear it was turning a slow corner, going straight you couldn't hear it. Not saying thats your problem,but it doesn't hurt to take a look. I also had a noise I spent a day hunting down, thought a u-joint was going, it turned out to be a small rock I picked up in the u-joint crunching itself up. So you never know hahaha. Good luck. Gord. |
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whoa !
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I took out the WARN hubs and put the factory hubs back in. No more noise. Not sure if that was the problem, but it fixed it.
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