Loud Helicopter noise even after new tires
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Loud Helicopter noise even after new tires
Ok so I have this problem and its been going on for a long time now. I originally thought it was just my tires going bad but I just got a new set of Continental Extremecontact DWS's and I still have the same sound. It a very loud helicopter like noise and it gets worse the more my speed climbs. I have had them rebalanced and still have the sound. I feel its rear wheel bearings but im entirely sure. Any thought's? Thanks everyone
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Ok so I have this problem and its been going on for a long time now. I originally thought it was just my tires going bad but I just got a new set of Continental Extremecontact DWS's and I still have the same sound. It a very loud helicopter like noise and it gets worse the more my speed climbs. I have had them rebalanced and still have the sound. I feel its rear wheel bearings but im entirely sure. Any thought's? Thanks everyone
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sounds def. like a wheel bearing that has gone bad
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ok after reading and driving a few days i have gone back on my theory of it being the rear. it cant be. i had two passengers tell me today along with what i notice. its the right front. As previously asked before, i changed lanes and swerved on private roads and there was a very noticeable change in pitch, turning left and putting more load on the right it was louder then when changing to the opposite direction. Either way, i have been paying for an extended warranty so i'll just pay the deductible and have the bearing changed at the dealer.
thanks again everyone for your input. any and all further comments/questions will still be appreciated greatly.
thanks again everyone for your input. any and all further comments/questions will still be appreciated greatly.
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ok after reading and driving a few days i have gone back on my theory of it being the rear. it cant be. i had two passengers tell me today along with what i notice. its the right front. As previously asked before, i changed lanes and swerved on private roads and there was a very noticeable change in pitch, turning left and putting more load on the right it was louder then when changing to the opposite direction. Either way, i have been paying for an extended warranty so i'll just pay the deductible and have the bearing changed at the dealer.
thanks again everyone for your input. any and all further comments/questions will still be appreciated greatly.
thanks again everyone for your input. any and all further comments/questions will still be appreciated greatly.
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