Josh400

Hi I'm having a problem while driving at 40 mph. If I'm below or under 40 it goes away. The noise feels like a rumbling, bouncing noise( like it's skipping a beat). Especially when I slow down on rough roads. I can hear the noise coming from the front passenger side.

I've search here and other forums and the possibilities are cv joints, bearing and control arms. But I don't want be a part changer. I want to pin point where the problem is. If anybody have this similar problem, could you please chime in. Any help would be awesome. Thanks for reading

OG Dada

iTrader: (10)

Wheel bearings. You know how to check it?

SexCoupe

iTrader: (6)

sounds like wheel bearing or bad tire

Josh400

No, I don't know how to check for a bad bearing. Could you tell me how please. Thanks for the response guys

OG Dada

iTrader: (10)

Another symptom that can confirm a bad wheel bearing before putting it on jack stands;
When you're on speed(40-60mph) then do a turn, either left or right, and the noise/sound disappears. This means that by removing the weight on one side/bad bearing, the sound disappears or faints.

If still can't figure out then;
Put it on jack stands or lift. Then for each wheel/tire, try to move it by leaning at 1-2 o'clock, 6-7 o'clock, 10-11 o'clock or 5-4 o'clock. The wheel/tire/hub is not supposed to budge at all, which ever wheel budges would be the one with a bad bearing.

Josh400

Yes, when I do make turns, it goes away. But will jack it up to check. I know in your other thread you been doing maintenance on it. Did you change out the bearing? Was it hard? Sorry for questions but I know I'll be expecting a thousand dollar quote.. :/

lmfod

Do you have aftermarket wheels? Something I ran into lately was lack of hub rings.

Josh400

Yeah, I do have aftermarket rims on. And have the hub centric rings. But I did check and it's my bearing going out. Freaking sucks