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Rear axle question (Vibrating noise)

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    Rear axle question (Vibrating noise)

    Hey guys, I'm trying to figure something out. In the rear of the car I hear this loud vibration when driving 40 ~ 50 MPH.When I turn right the noise gets softer, and a sharper right makes the noise vanish. When taking a left (such as changing lanes) the noise gets louder.

    My father narrowed it down to one of the rear bearings being problematic. Any ideas or suggestions? I just recently got an alignment, and the mechanic said something about brushing?
    Last edited by Kamatari+; 02-08-2012, 03:30 PM.

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    Yep one of the bearings is toast.
    Find out which one then replace it.

    For info on how find out which one click the link in my sig - Basic suspension checks.


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      Thank you for the quick and helpful response! I was sure it was the bearings, Now time to look for a replacement.

      ||91 Accord EX|| All of my images are hosted courtesy of imageShack.com
      Door-Sensor fix (DIY)||Interfacing Arduino to Power locks
      RICE = Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancement.
      "The greatest advantage of speaking the truth is that you don't have to remember what you said." - unknown
      "That's the funny thing about parts that break... they're never broken until they are!" -deevergote

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