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Old 10-20-2007, 01:48 PM
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Roaring/Growling when putting into Drive - not bearings

We were having the roaring issue so we took it to the shop. They said it was the front left wheel bearing (again). Instead of paying the unreal price of $400, I did the job myself. I ended up replacing the whole hub assembly and put it back together. I also replaced both struts while I was at it.

Now, the noise is even worse. My wife and I narrowed it down the simple fact of putting the car in Drive creates the noise. I had her drive past me many times and I can't hear any noise from the wheels or anything, the noise is heard in the cabin though. So, I decided to put it into 4x4 and backed out of the driveway. She REALLY made some noise now!. Also, it actually stopped at the bottom of the driveway and I didnt want to put more gas on it as I didnt want to break something. I put a bit but not much.

So, I'm wondering, is it the tranny, transaxle, transfer case, etc?

Any help would be appreciated.

Brian
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Old 10-21-2007, 05:17 PM
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Re: Roaring/Growling when putting into Drive - not bearings

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Old 10-22-2007, 12:59 AM
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Re: Roaring/Growling when putting into Drive - not bearings

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We were having the roaring issue so we took it to the shop. They said it was the front left wheel bearing (again). Instead of paying the unreal price of $400, I did the job myself. I ended up replacing the whole hub assembly and put it back together. I also replaced both struts while I was at it.

Now, the noise is even worse. My wife and I narrowed it down the simple fact of putting the car in Drive creates the noise. I had her drive past me many times and I can't hear any noise from the wheels or anything, the noise is heard in the cabin though. So, I decided to put it into 4x4 and backed out of the driveway. She REALLY made some noise now!. Also, it actually stopped at the bottom of the driveway and I didnt want to put more gas on it as I didnt want to break something. I put a bit but not much.

So, I'm wondering, is it the tranny, transaxle, transfer case, etc?

Any help would be appreciated.

Brian
What vehicle make and modle. sounds like transfer case.
mabe rt axel shaft bearing not hub bearing,but axel shaft
bearing.its on the rt cv axel.
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Old 11-08-2007, 08:22 AM
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Re: Roaring/Growling when putting into Drive - not bearings

Mine was the 4 wheel drive transfer case. I thought it was a right hand wheel bearing also and changed that.

Had to put a new one in.

(80,000 miles)

Try
http://www.fordpartswebsite.com/escape.html
for your parts.
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