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  • Yay another noise!!!

    Hey guys,

    2 days ago I'm driving along and amongst the music playing I can hear this weird noise. It kinda sounds like there is an airplane flying above me. Anyway the noise has been constant ever since.

    It only happen when I'm actually moving, gears do not affect the noise, neither does rpm. So it's got to be something in the drivetrain. It gets louder the fast I go as well.

    Please tell me it's not the diff going. I haven't actually checked anything yet as I haven't been home since the noise started.

    Does anyone know what's causing the noise?

  • #2
    A wheel bearing maybe? One of mine has been making noise and I've been meaning to change it forever, but havent gotten around to it
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    • #3
      I'd be investigating wheels bearings first.


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      • #4
        I'm hoping to god it's wheel bearings. Once I get the car home I'll have a check.

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        • #5
          I have a dodgy rear wheel bearing that was sounding like take off.

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          • #6
            Hope the car is good for Bathurst. If not you can roll with me in the VR!
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            • #7
              Yeah Cam, gonna pay Canberra vw centre a visit tomorrow arvo and try and get some wheel bearings.

              If it's not good to go looks like I'll be playing photographer haha

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              • #8
                If you leave a wheel bearning noisy for too long you'll need to change the hub as well
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                • #9
                  Yeah I know that. It's not my daily so I won't need it during the week.

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                  • #10
                    Another little thing I've noticed is when turning right, it seems to be a little quieter. the noise doesnt stop altogether but its definitely a little quieter then when driving straight ahead or turning left.

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                    • #11
                      Jack the car up and give your wheels a spin
                      You will notice the sound and roughness right away even with no load on the wheels
                      Most likely the rears
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                      • #12
                        Alright, will do. Thanks heaps guys!

                        I'll let you know how it goes!

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                        • #13
                          sounds like it might be your rear right.

                          cause when you turn right, it takes some load off the wheel (and bearing) and can change the noise a bit.


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                          • #14
                            So jacked the car up and spun all 4 wheels. I couldnt notice the noise in any of them. Just the sound of the brakes turning. Has anyone got any other ideas as to what it could be?

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                            • #15
                              Defs bearing then...
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