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Originally Posted by saker
Apologies, I have been traveling for work for about 2 weeks and haven't had time to post anything or get my car. Now that I have it, the technicians were able to confirm that my Rear-left wheel hub were shot.
When I handed over the vehicle to them, it took about 2 days to replicate the noise. As I was driving it down the noise completely disappeared.
Now that I have the vehicle, it feels like I'm driving a new vehicle. I had them replace both rear hubs and rotors while they had it. When I spoke to the tech, he was shocked I had driving the vehicle like this and that it was driving "fine". He assumes that my hub must've been bad this whole time but never fully presented itself. One of the biggest differences was how smooth the vehicle naturally decelerates when I let off and how much road noise was being generated by the bad hub.
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When you say hub, you're referring to the wheel bearing, right?