2003 Durango noise
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2003 Durango noise
I have a 2003 durango 4x4 that is making a loud and almost unbearable noise when I drive. The noise kicks in when I hit around 30mph and is loud until i hit around 70mph when is gets a little less. The noise is there when driving and turning left but totally disappears when turning to the right. I just had the brakes done as they were very low and rotated all 4 tires thinking it was the wear/tread. Everything I have read points to wheel bearings and if thats the case which side could it be?
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Agree with the possibility of the hub/hub bearing.
Absolutely disagree with doing both of them at the same time. You are looking at $225 each and could have 50-75,000 more miles between the time one dies verses the other. Personal experience!
Side note: Your brake shop that just did the brakes screwed you. Hub bearing is common to check when doing the brakes BECAUSE to replace the hub, all of the brakes on that side have to come off again. Sounds like additional labor dollars to me. Let the screw job commence.
IndyDurango
Absolutely disagree with doing both of them at the same time. You are looking at $225 each and could have 50-75,000 more miles between the time one dies verses the other. Personal experience!
Side note: Your brake shop that just did the brakes screwed you. Hub bearing is common to check when doing the brakes BECAUSE to replace the hub, all of the brakes on that side have to come off again. Sounds like additional labor dollars to me. Let the screw job commence.
IndyDurango
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Shrps, you of all people should know physics. Like the OP stated, he would hear the noise when turning left. That means the right bearing is bad cause it would mean metal rubbing against w/o the bearings smoothing things out. When he turns right, the load is off the bad bearing and on the good left hub bearing.
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Shrps, you of all people should know physics. Like the OP stated, he would hear the noise when turning left. That means the right bearing is bad cause it would mean metal rubbing against w/o the bearings smoothing things out. When he turns right, the load is off the bad bearing and on the good left hub bearing.
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