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A low-pitched 'moan' in my Audi A4 ceased when I changed the worn rear tyres (it wasn't SWMBO...)
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I have a 99 T carrera 2 cab and have noticed what seems to be axle whine as speed builds. Performance is not affected but it is becoming a bit tiresome and is ruining the sound of my sports exhausts!!
Has anyone any experience of this and if so am I in for a big shock? I would be grateful for any help prior to a garage inspecting and whacking me for something more serious!
Thanks
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41528
if the noise goes when coasting then it could possibly be a wheel bearing - if not hmm, could be a gear box - try it later and let me know
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41533
Hi All,
Mine does the same..perhaps I only notice it in 4th but it seems worse then. It dosent completely go when I dip the clutch but it is worse when accelerating. The OPC replaced the clutch about 3 months ago and drove it only 2 weeks ago so if it was something wrong surely they would tell me? Or is that asking too much???
I also thought that perhaps its just me being picky.. My old car was a BM and so quiet that perhaps its normal and I just notice it more?
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41536
High- or low-pitched? A low-pitched 'moan' in my Audi A4 ceased when I changed the worn rear tyres (it wasn't SWMBO...)
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41537
I have new tyres on the car. One of my passengers commented on the noise and said it sounded like axle whine and could be a bearing.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41538
thats ok - eliminate simple things like tyre noise from tread depth and pressures but if its so loud its drowning out the sports exhaust, it will probably be a wheel bearing
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41541
Oh mine is not very loud at all. In fact no-one else has ever mentioned it and I do have to turn the radio off to hear it.
How loud is yours really Tom?Can you hear it with the radio on?
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41542
pirelli p zero Assimetricos are notorious for a whineing noise, sometimes sounds like you have a stone between the brake disc and the pads
Migration info. Legacy thread was 41550
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