[bh4eb]

I am hearing the strangest noise in my front end. Every time I hit a bump or even go over a speed bump I hear this rattling noise by my front tires. I have changes my stabilizer bar links, bushings and rack-and-pinion.

Can anyone help me on this matter before it drives me up a wall?

 

[caribman]

Hi, I too am hearing a raoring type of noise comming from the front.
The front wheel bearings, Rotors and brake pads have been replaced.
Toyota Dealer can't find what the problem is.
I have got a 2000 Tundra 2WD. OD 70120.
It starts after driving about 10mins.

 

[bh4eb]

does your noise get louder when you go over rough roads?

what modifications have you done to your truck? might be able to tell what it is.

 

[scottt]

Sounds like my problem. I have a wobble noise that is a roaring noise when I go fast. Toyota has replaced rotors , pads, bearing. I put new tires on and I still have the noise. The noise comes and goes about every 20 miles. Driving me crazy! If anybody has any ideas PLEASE let me know. I have a 2005 dc tundra 2wd.
Thanks
Scott

 

[bh4eb]

I'll post a new thread and get some feedback.

 

[DCTUNDRA]

I thought I had a noise from my front end (sounded like it could be a wheel bearing) and I could feel a vibration under my left foot when resting on the floor. Further investigation revealed it is actually something BAD wrong with my rear end.

Edit: Haven't had it apart yet, but probably bad bearings in the carrier unit as well as worn clutches in the LSD portion. This is a 2004 DC Tundra with 81,000 miles. Dealership says it is because I didn't change the rear end oil every 30,000 miles. My 1999 Ford F-150 never had the rear end oil changed and it is till going strong after 135,000 miles (it is a LSD also).

 

[bh4eb]

what exactly was it.
cause when my back tires go over a bump i feel & hear it in the front end also.