[Frenk]

I think it is related to rear wheel, as the sound rythm change as I increase the speed. Could it also be related to the diff ?

Tks

[Frenk]

The sound not clear enough or nobody knows ?

[Frenk]

UP, noise start at 0:15

[markus037]

video not playing. anyways, does the noise change when you turn? if it gets louder when you turn in one direction then chances are its a wheel bearing. if it doesnt change then check tires. cupped tires can make a horrible noise at speed and the noise will get louder with speed. a bad diff will make more of a grinding noise but doesnt change with speed.

another trick you can do is put the car in neutral at speed and see if the noise goes away, if it goes away then your diff is bad. hth

[Frenk]

Originally Posted by markus037

video not playing. anyways, does the noise change when you turn? if it gets louder when you turn in one direction then chances are its a wheel bearing. if it doesnt change then check tires. cupped tires can make a horrible noise at speed and the noise will get louder with speed. a bad diff will make more of a grinding noise but doesnt change with speed.

another trick you can do is put the car in neutral at speed and see if the noise goes away, if it goes away then your diff is bad. hth

The noise get louder when I turn (both sides). I just got my winter tires installed, same noise, but worse now.

I did the neutral trick, noise still there, so it's not the diff (there was a diff that was replaced on this car before, so I was scared for this).

What I did is turn the wheel all the way to one side and then on the other side, did this couple of time. Now it's way better. Less noise, less resistance when turning.

What could it be ? tnx