I have really heavy road noise and I think it is coming from the rear of the car. I'm wondering if its coming from my rear bearings? Any ideas would be appreciated.
i used to have this toyota hatchback and i can tell you exactly what noise it is. does it sound like a very loud rumble/flat tire? if it does, then your ball joints are bad. if it doesn't, then it may just be you need new shocks. or some dynamat to dull the noise a little bit. have a little tyke or a friend jump in the back and isolate where the noise is eminating from and you'll eventually find the culprit! good luck!
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Jack up the car with the wheel on, grab it and see if you can wiggle it or move it up and down. If it moves around, your bearing is shot. Unless you have a press, it's a hell of a lot easier to just replace the hub completely.
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is your problem corrected or not because i have also come across the same problem but the nuts are shaking for sure can you guys please tell me what happened to my car
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Any ideas would be appreciated.
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