Call me picky, but my truck seems to have a growl at 40 mph. To me it sounds like a wheel bearing or a hub noise. It doesn't matter if you are on the gas or drifting and sometimes you can kind of feel it at 20 mph too. I only have 37K on my Taco, the tires are newer and the front end was recently aligned with the TSB. I mentioned it to the dealer when I took it in for the TSB and he noted "related to the TSB". You can faintly hear it and kind of feel it in your feet on the floor boards. I just have this feeling that the dealer may say that I'm crazy. I tried it with the A/C on and off, drifting and under power, in neutral and in drive, no change.
Has anyone heard of this? I know a guy with the identical truck only it's an '07, I may ask him if I could drive his to see if I'm just nuts....
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'06 Tacoma DC, Super White, Leer 100R, bed mat, K&N, Weathertech liners and vent visors, TSB 4 pack springs, Ride Rite air bags, TSB Cat converter, TSB exhaust manifolds, driving light mod, repaired my compass (3 times), 162K+. '06 Camry XLE, V6, '07 Camry XLE I4.
Call me picky, but my truck seems to have a growl at 40 mph. To me it sounds like a wheel bearing or a hub noise. It doesn't matter if you are on the gas or drifting and sometimes you can kind of feel it at 20 mph too. I only have 37K on my Taco, the tires are newer and the front end was recently aligned with the TSB. I mentioned it to the dealer when I took it in for the TSB and he noted "related to the TSB". You can faintly hear it and kind of feel it in your feet on the floor boards. I just have this feeling that the dealer may say that I'm crazy. I tried it with the A/C on and off, drifting and under power, in neutral and in drive, no change.
Has anyone heard of this? I know a guy with the identical truck only it's an '07, I may ask him if I could drive his to see if I'm just nuts....
You can drive all the way over here, see what mine feels like. A "sort of" growling noise along with a vibration that feels like a "buzzing" in the steering wheel and pedals.
This all occurred at the exact moment when I replaced my soccer-mom, mini-van tires with load-range D, 8-ply Greyhound bus tires running at 62psi.
Coincidence? I THINK NOT!
It was deliberate!
Bring it , Jabroney!
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'06 DC SB Sport, V6, AT, 4X4, MB Gunner 6's, Bridgestone AT, 285/75/16, 884s w/top plate spacer & 1.5" blocks in rear. TSB rear springs... R. I. P.
I get growling and dirty looks while holding on to the "your driving scares the hell out of me" handle. But on a serious note between the kids, the Revo's, and the radio it's a wonder I hear anything.
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