This is driving me crazy. This noise has been going on for many, many months now, but has been "livable".
2005 Expy 2WD Eddie Baur, 5.4L.
I get a noise which seems to be from the front end, hard to describe except to say it sounds like a tire/rim is out of balance. You can hear it from about 15-20mph up through 60ish, but it is most noticeable around 40-50mph. Kind of a (don't laugh) "woomp woomp woomp" sound from the front, increases in frequency with speed.
I've swapped out front tires / rims, and have replaced the front brake rotors and pads (just went with Powerslots and Hawk carbon fiber like on my F250.) Doesn't seem to have changed at all.
I'm at a loss. The front wheel bearings seem to be fine, at least as far as I can tell, no noticeable noise when turning them by hand.
Any suggestions would be welcome, I'm at a loss. U-joint? Front bearings? Other? Just don't know.
On a side note, I had the "grinding" sound while turning left or right from a stop, was the limited slip clutch pack about a year ago, and that is now going out again. Sheesh.
Thanks a million in advance,
TX
2005 Expy 2WD Eddie Baur, 5.4L.
I get a noise which seems to be from the front end, hard to describe except to say it sounds like a tire/rim is out of balance. You can hear it from about 15-20mph up through 60ish, but it is most noticeable around 40-50mph. Kind of a (don't laugh) "woomp woomp woomp" sound from the front, increases in frequency with speed.
I've swapped out front tires / rims, and have replaced the front brake rotors and pads (just went with Powerslots and Hawk carbon fiber like on my F250.) Doesn't seem to have changed at all.
I'm at a loss. The front wheel bearings seem to be fine, at least as far as I can tell, no noticeable noise when turning them by hand.
Any suggestions would be welcome, I'm at a loss. U-joint? Front bearings? Other? Just don't know.
On a side note, I had the "grinding" sound while turning left or right from a stop, was the limited slip clutch pack about a year ago, and that is now going out again. Sheesh.
Thanks a million in advance,
TX