I put new wheel bearings, balanced tires, brakes are good, tires are good. Alignment is perfect. It does this loud grumble/hard heavy vibrate shudder type thing only when turning the wheel towards the right. If im riding a straight line and turn the wheel a half inch towards the right, it does it and as soon as I turn the wheel back a half inch to straight it will stop right away. If i turn right from a stop sign or something, it does this grumble hard and loud all the way until I turn the wheel straight or to left. And In punch it starts right before its about to go into 2nd or drive but if I dont punchh it, I can still hear it but not as bad. I can do it on command just by easing the wheel to the right and back to center anytime I'm going down a straight road. This is weird. Ive done a lot of car work, suspension work and things but this one is perplexing. Thank!
Sounds like its the wheel bearing assembly on one of the left hand side wheels recheck that there is no play on those wheels when jacked up off the ground and spin both wheels by hand .......your sure to feel a roughness on the problem wheel on fast rotation by hand
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SOURCE: 1996 town and country vibrates badly at 45 stops
sounds like a bad inner c/v joint most likely r, side, more than likely you have high milage,
SOURCE: Vibration/Humming/Grinding noises when stopping or turning left.
when turning left vehicle distributes weight to right front wheel bearing causing load. since u describe a noise in right front while driving straight i would suspect failed right front wheel bearing. see if your noise changes/goes away while turning right that should tell u 4 sure
SOURCE: while driving 70mph on xway,
hi 5this could be a couple of things, first one to look at is the tyre itself, is there any deformation in the wall of the tyre, or on the face of the tyre, other thing it could be, bottom suspension strut ball joint, to test, jack car up on one side, grab top and bottom of wheel, then push and pull in opposite directions like you are trying to shake the wheel, this will give you an indication if something is worn or loose, also this will tell you if the wheel bearing is u/s at the same time, do the same as above then spin the wheel if it feels a bit graunchy then the wheel bearing may also be u/s but you would hear a droning noise as you drive it but worth a check all the same....hope this helps
SOURCE: steering creeks when turning left or right. front wheel noise.
My advise is when u get a humming noise when banking left or right. Its beter to change both left and right wheel bearing and ball joints. Cause if u think about it those parts are put on at the same time . So if u think about it they have the same where in Terre . left or right hope this helps you.
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