roar in front end or t-case?
11-28-2005, 11:36 AM
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roar in front end or t-case?
Ive got a friend with an 02 (no cad) that has a persistent low roar at 50-60mph. It sounds like it is in the left front and can be felt, slightly, in the floor. First thought is wheel bearing but it quits completely with the front driveshaft removed. A competent local mechanic has completely disassembled the shaft and it appears perfect. Any thoughts?
11-28-2005, 01:18 PM
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One of the ways I like to locate sounds is get a stethiscope with a rod on the end , a comin tool from the tool trucks and good parts house's and touch areas with truck running on lift.
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