humming noise

[RedMOsesSC]

there is a gap between the pumpkin and the cover, if you jack on that you risk bending the cover and causing a leak. If you must jack at the pumkpin use a telephone book or something to creat more surface area so you dont damage the cover.

 

[RideThePony2004]

what about on the axle itself? on both sides...

 

[RideThePony2004]

what about on the axle itself? on both sides...

 

[RedMOsesSC]

its best NOT to jack up parts that are connected to springs. There should be a few point at each corner on your chassis designed for jacking. Using the pumpkin is only when your ghetto and you need to lift both side at the same time for a short time for jack stands or sumn. Im sure you can find the service manual for your car online and get a diagram of all the jack points.

 

[RideThePony2004]

ok thank you sir

 

[RideThePony2004]

anyone think its the shocks?

 

[RideThePony2004]

ok so suspension is fine...its the right tire thats making the noise....really bad alignment...going to get an alignment, brakes and exhaust put on next week on tuesday!!!

 

[BubbaStanGT]

what exhaust you going with?

 

[RideThePony2004]

mac

 

[RideThePony2004]

rotated my tires and got rid of the humming noise...wheel bearing all around are perfect

 

[Ghostly Echo]

just buy slotted and drilled rotors upgrade them bitches

 

[RedMOsesSC]

Have you checked your alignment? It sounds to me like your alignment wore out your front unevenly and caused them to create some road noise, so its only a matter of time till the rears you put up front get to the same condition and start humming again.

 

[RideThePony2004]

yea alignment was checked and it was only 1/8 of a degree off so he said its a waste of money to do it.