MrTwigbert
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Hey all,
I'm in need of some of your knowledge.
2015 PP SHO, 53,000 miles.
I developed a noise that I recognized as a bad wheel bearing (rumble/vibration that got louder with increased speed). While driving at 60'ish MPH and I turned the wheel ever so slightly to the left it would go away and when I turned to the right it would get ever so slightly worse. BOOM! It's a wheel bearing and I know how to fix this!
I spent $200 and ordered a wheel bearing from Rock Auto. I replaced the passenger wheel bearing and took the car for a drive and same exact symptoms. No change. I was like "Crap, it must be the passenger side." I then took the wheel bearing that I removed from the driver side and replaced the passenger side and took the car for a drive and the same exact symptoms!
I did some research on the net and it sounds like I have a bad INNER CV Half Shaft. I believe inner because I don't have the symptoms of an outer. According to the net the symptoms of a bad outer is a clicking noise when the wheel is turned all the way and you drive slowly in a circle. I don't have that. What I do have is:
- Rumble/vibration starting at 30'ish and up MPH. Very noticeable at 75-80 MPH
- Goes away when wheel is turned ever so slightly to the left and gets a little worse when turned right
- Vibration seems to get worse under acceleration and becomes less when letting off the throttle
Thoughts?
I'm in need of some of your knowledge.
2015 PP SHO, 53,000 miles.
I developed a noise that I recognized as a bad wheel bearing (rumble/vibration that got louder with increased speed). While driving at 60'ish MPH and I turned the wheel ever so slightly to the left it would go away and when I turned to the right it would get ever so slightly worse. BOOM! It's a wheel bearing and I know how to fix this!
I spent $200 and ordered a wheel bearing from Rock Auto. I replaced the passenger wheel bearing and took the car for a drive and same exact symptoms. No change. I was like "Crap, it must be the passenger side." I then took the wheel bearing that I removed from the driver side and replaced the passenger side and took the car for a drive and the same exact symptoms!
I did some research on the net and it sounds like I have a bad INNER CV Half Shaft. I believe inner because I don't have the symptoms of an outer. According to the net the symptoms of a bad outer is a clicking noise when the wheel is turned all the way and you drive slowly in a circle. I don't have that. What I do have is:
- Rumble/vibration starting at 30'ish and up MPH. Very noticeable at 75-80 MPH
- Goes away when wheel is turned ever so slightly to the left and gets a little worse when turned right
- Vibration seems to get worse under acceleration and becomes less when letting off the throttle
Thoughts?