Roaring and gets louder the faster I go

Asked by Guru3XX5W Jul 03, 2020 at 08:18 PM about the 2002 Dodge Dakota

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have  a 2002 Dodge Dakota just put new rack and
pinion, few months ago put both new wheel
bearing's it's roaring and gets louder the faster I go

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MegaDawg342 answered 4 years ago

I have the 2003 crew with the 4.7L. The front "wheel bearings" are a part of a slide on hub assembly. They are made in China. One of the hub/brg assms I got online was junk, fractured the inner race and hummed immediately. Left side. Replaced just a few days ago. Hum gone. Do NOT tighten the nut more than recommended. That may have been what cracked the race. Cheap shiz.

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MegaDawg342 answered 4 years ago

??? What did you have to dis-assemble during the St Rack replacement? Anything else that could cause the noise?

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