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      Need help identifying noise. (front end)

      I have an '06 automatic 5 door hatchback with 75k miles. When I'm driving, there is a loud roar coming from the front, sounds like its from the axel or wheels. It's loud enough to drown out my stereo, and gets louder the faster I go. Any ideas?



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      theres a lion stuck in your front bumper?

      could be wheel bearings, but if its that loud its possibly the trans or engine..


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      I'm voting for lion.

      But try "slaloming" the car left and right. If the roar goes up & down in volume as you weight & unweight the suspension on each side while doing this, then stop doing it, because you're making the lion angry.

      Or it might confirm it's a bad wheel bearing & tell you which side it's on.

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      Here's hoping it's the lion, kind of wanted a new pet. But thanks.

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      Quote Originally Posted by MetroMPG View Post
      I'm voting for lion.

      But try "slaloming" the car left and right. If the roar goes up & down in volume as you weight & unweight the suspension on each side while doing this, then stop doing it, because you're making the lion angry.

      Or it might confirm it's a bad wheel bearing & tell you which side it's on.
      lmao, I needed that.
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      +1 on the lion because I feel left out

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      Mael, did you ever sort this out? Curious.

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      yea, it was the axle bearing. But I let it go too long and it seized up on the axle, couldn't get it off. Had to replace whole axle.





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