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    Droning Noise

    Problem solved I posted my solution here: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2314379#post2314379
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    Noise when doing over 65mph

    Problem solved I posted my solution here: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2314379#post2314379
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    Diagnosing bad wheel bearing - droning noise

    Well I have my answer to my droning noise. I had a drone that started at about 45 and got louder and higher as I sped up, but which was unrelated to whether my foot was on the gas. I had eliminated tire balance and alignment. Some had suggested seeing whether it got worse when I turned...
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    Droning Noise

    Back to the noise... Well, would it be the driveshaft even if the sound does not change when you let off the gas? It seems that the sound would decrease then.
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    Droning Noise

    This got buried in a previous thread so here goes again: I'm trying to decide on the source of a noise I'm hearing. Let me describe mine: It's a medium pitch droning noise that starts at about 40 MPH and increases in volume and pitch until about 75 MPH when it starts to go away. It's a...
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    Noise when doing over 65mph

    Droning Noise I'm trying to decide if this is the noise I'm hearing. Let me describe mine: It's a medium pitch droning noise that starts at about 40 MPH and increases in volume and pitch until about 75 MPH when it starts to go away. It's a very constant "MMMMMMMMM" that is not affected by...
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