Noise Gets Louder When Going Faster - Found & Fixed

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In this video I diagnose and rectify a customer complaint, a constant noise when driving and in this case gets louder as you increase speed, I show the step by step process of how I fixed this issue on a Honda CR-V

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GerardBurke is a qualified motor technician who has completed modules & courses in manual handling and all aspects of workshop safety. These videos are not intended to be used by anyone who is not trained and or qualified to carry them out.
Due to factors beyond the control of GerardBurke, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. GerardBurke assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. GerardBurke recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of GerardBurke, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not GerardBurke.

Noise gets louder as I go faster
Hum type noise
wheel bearing noise on test drive

#HummingNoise #Fixed #HondaCRV

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Excellent description of the process as usual. Thanks Gerard.

mkilptrick

Thanks for the info Gerard, from... Eastern Idaho...pretty sure now thats the problem with my 2000 Ford Tarus...Mechanic at work examined it and said it was...i wasn't so sure because my experience with bearings were rumbles and growling...so your video i believed nailed it...thanks...

dennisnelson

Great to see the work done and the processes involved. Pity you aren’t back in Ireland or I’d be popping in for many’s the job!

ronan

Great tip that Gerard on the two stage pushing out the bearing, on the solid first to break it, Thankyou:):)

patkelly

The disks have 2 holes in them to put longer bolts in them that push it of the back plate

jaysgamingandbuildsc

My 2011 Elantra is doing this noise at hover speeds from 60 to 70 mph. On my right side . My struts n inner outer tyrods is replaced . This vlogs helps .

Smile-uwokeup-day

Great video. Thank you. I have that same problem on my 2008 ford Expidition. Thought it would be an easy fix. After watching what you had to go through to fix it. Looks like a trip to my mechanic.

redrhino

Hi, I need help. I have a 2013 dodge caravan and it gets louder as I accelerate. I put on new rotors. I took it to a mechanic and he said it was a stabilizer rod. If not a stabilizer rod, what could it be? I don't want to fix a problem if it doesn't need to be fixed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

RedWreckedEm

Yur doin great work out there in Ozzie land and shur there's not a boreen or a bog road to be seen for miles.

fieldsofomagh

Thanks Gerard for the diagnosis and step by step process. 😊👍

MiracleMAX

I have a 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour. The humming noise is coming from the front end. As soon as I start driving u hear it. The faster I go the loud it gets. I told it to a professional and they said it was the wheel bearing, wheel hubs and need tires. I replaced the bearing, hubs and 4 new tires. Plus the front and back brakes. The humming noise is still there

deloresmason

I don’t have those tools to fix my car wow . How much this cause at shop to get done . I usually go to Firestone

Smile-uwokeup-day

I have a Honda frv 2007 auto car drives fine but when on motorway at high speed steering shakes and there’s a constant dubbing sound from front wheel. Had wheels balanced but still the same.
Some saying it cold be transmission but I hope not 😅

busterdoug

I have a 2018 Hyundai Kona. When I go over 45 miles per hour, I hear a rumbling noise which sounds like it is coming from the wheels. I had an alignment completed and the noise is still there. Driving at 45 mph, I don't hear the noise. What could be the problem?

janjdavis