I would be checking first for a seized brake at that wheel as defective bearings normally will still turn by hand and when driven as you describe the noise would be a pronounced grumble. Whining noises occur when driven as you describe because the spider gears in the diff are straight cut and will make a noise when one wheel is spinning and that makes them work
SOURCE: front driver side tire makes loud rubbing noise when moving
two items might be your problem the CV joint is bad or your front bearing is going out .. thanks Jerry
SOURCE: 2002 Chevy Impala - a humming sound when tires are
Maybe its your brakes/brake pads? if you're sure its not the bearings, I would remove brake caliper, spin the wheel and see what happens!
SOURCE: have a loud whine from
SOUNDS LIKE WORN BEARINGS OR IMPROPERLY SET UP UNIT. RECOMMEND TEARDOWN AND INSPECT ALL BEARINGS AND RACES . IF OK INSTALL NEW RING AND PINION ,,,,USE THE CORRECT SET UP TOOLS AND PROCEDURE!!!!!
SOURCE: engines whines loudly gets louder the more gas you
IS IT MANUAL OR AUTO? IF MANUAL YOUR CLUTCH IS MOST LIKELY SHOT OR GEARS ARE BENT BE CAREFUL AS U CAN CHIP FLY WHEEL AND THATS A PAIN CAUSE IT CAN SHATTER UR STARTER AND THEN YOUR IN FOR A EXPENSIVE REPAIR IF YOU DONT DO THE WORK URSELF
WITH TRANSMISSION CHECK THE FLUID IT MAY B LOW OR FLUID BURNT AND LET A DROP FALL ON UR FINGER IF METAL FRAGMENTS ARE IN IT U NEED TRANNY
BEST OF LUCK TO U I HAVE BEEN IN UR SHOES MANY TIMES MANY DIFFERENT CARS AND TRUCKS AND IM NOT EVEN 50 YET :)
POSS THE TRANNYS FLUID COULD B CLOGGED AND NEEDS CHANGING ,CARS ARE A NIGHTMARE I SEE WHY THE AMISH HAVE HORSE AND BUGGY'S
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