2002 explorer humming noise
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2002 explorer humming noise
I just replace the front rotors brake pads and right front hub and bearing assy.and I still can hear a humming sound .The sound is more notiable when making slight left turn and straight ahead driving if I turn the wheel to the right it seems to go away.could the left side be bad? or is it the rear?
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Like Steve suggested, there are bearings in the rear which are fairly common failure points. You might also try moving the tires from left to right (assuming they are non-directional tires) to make sure it isn't a separation in the tread of one of the tires. If you rule out a tire issue, then I would check first the right rear since you notice it on left turns.
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And the same noise was present before putting on the new tires?
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