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Front end noise
My '98 blazer has developed a "growling" sound in the front end. I hear it while driving straight and turning to the left. It disappears completely with the slightest turn to the right. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Re: Front end noise
Check your wheel bearings. And make sure your calipers arent froze on the pins.
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Re: Front end noise
Your right bearing is gone. When you turn left you load the right bearing.
Only thing to do is replace the whole bearing hub.
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Re: Front end noise
Thanx for the advise....problem solved
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Re: Front end noise
Wheel bearing?
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Re: Front end noise
Yip, sounds like it.
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Re: Front end noise
Yeah...sorry for being vague. I replaced the right hub assembly. Thanx again
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Re: Front end noise
Sweet!
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