My 2008 HHR has a very loud hum coming from the front end that is sending a vibration thru the steering wheel. Has anyone had a similar issue and found it to be suspension related?
Asked by Dan Jul 23, 2017 at 08:32 PM about the 2008 Chevrolet HHR
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
My 2008 HHR has a very loud hum coming from the front end that is sending a vibration thru the steering wheel. Has anyone had a similar issue and found it to be suspension related? I checked the plastics and found them to be in place and sufficiently tight.
10 Answers
I would check the CV joints and wheel bearings.
My guess is wheel bearing.
probably wheel bearing, had same problem, replaced them, noise stopped
So what was the humming noise from
Check air induction if not wheel bearing
How long can u drive a 2008 Chevy hhr with a bad wheel bearing
LadyHHR2007 answered 6 years ago
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I'm having a very loud hum too . gets louder the faster u drive. U can feel it in steering wheel. Trying to figure out why it is.
the first thing you're going to want to check yes is the wheel bearing on the side of the car you hear the noise coming from however you also can drive the car get up to whatever speed is enough that you can hear the noise and while staying at that steady speed swerve back and forth in your lane if it's one of your wheel bearings the noise your hearing from the bad bearing is going to change as you swerve back and forth if you swerve back and forth and the noise does not vary then it's going to be a bearing that's other than your wheel bearings I just took my front end apart assuming it would be a wheel bearing even ordered one ahead of time and unfortunately both wheel bearings are fine and there's a tremendous amount of play on the output shaft passenger side anybody know if there's a bearing that can be replaced or is that differential ruined and isn't it a part of the transmission
