What Causes the Humming Noise After Replacing the Front Wheel Bearing?

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If there is still a humming noise after replacing the front wheel bearing, it may be due to improper installation of the front wheel bearing, excessive size of the shaft or sleeve supporting the bearing, or impurities inside the bearing. Below are some techniques to diagnose abnormal noises from wheel bearings: 1. Front wheel bearing issue: Simply lift the entire vehicle, accelerate the front wheels by applying throttle, and if the noise increases with speed, it indicates a bearing problem. If there is no noise, the issue is likely tire-related. 2. Rear wheel bearing issue: For vehicles that cannot be driven, try replacing the wheels with newer ones. If the noise persists, it's a bearing problem; if not, it's tire noise. 3. Bearing damage: If the wheels wobble and the vehicle shakes noticeably while driving, this is caused by bearing damage, and the abnormal noise originates from the bearing.