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Your rear noise could be from the sound bouncing around and it actually being in the front. Crazy acoustics...
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ok. are they expensive and hard to replace?Your rear noise could be from the sound bouncing around and it actually being in the front. Crazy acoustics...
Jack it up (securely) put it in drive and get down there with a stethoscope.
Front bearings are cheap. If one is bad then replace all of them. You'd need 2 inner and 2 outer and 2 seals. If that is your problem lmk and I'll explain to you exactly how to replace them!
alright sunds good! So if they are fine, I shouldn't hear anything?