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Ahung12

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Gonna throw out a wildcard in case it's not a wheelbearing: Is it possible that the rear diffuser or some other underbody panel somehow has come loose? If it only becomes noticeable above 35mph, it feels like it might have something to do with airflow around the vehicle, and a loose panel or flap may go from fluttering to vibrating to buzzing at speed.
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Thought of that too. Finally gotta get it up in the air tonight and get the wheels and everything off and start digging around. If it doesn't slap me in the face, gonna do a super great post road trip detail and take it from there. If the problem doesn't slap me in the face and it's still there after this work, I think I'll throw hubs at it and see. Or, like we used to say on the airplane "if you have a problem and you can't identify it, sit on your hands....it'll eventually turn into something you can identify", LOL.
 
 








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