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2000 gpgt making ginding sound and vibrations that can be felt through the steering wheel, front seats, and gas pedal. I have repalced the front and rear wheel bearings (AC Delco), as well front rotors and pads. The sound is loudest between 20 and 30 km/h. Above 30km.h the sound is like a bad belt in tire. The problem occurs when drivng straight or turning (i.e, changing lanes on highway). It has been suggested possible transmission related problem? Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: grinding sound - front end!!!
you said it sound like a belt in the tire shifted, did you change the tires?
I once heard some one have this proiblem on a different vehicle and it was a problem with the upper strut plates missing all the rubber and grinding. Heres a list of the other things you may want to invetigate. look for posible failed engine/trans mounts. look at cv boots for leaking check tierod ends for play also check the lower control arm bushings. Im sure i missed a few but some of the more knowledgeable members will chime in and fill in the blanks goodluck
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