2003 CTS, 93,000 miles
Had a hum from right rear wheel a year or so ago so replaced rear hubs and all has been fine since.
Fixed heated driver seat issue
Good info here
I noticed a squealing noise I believe from drivers front wheel.
Apply brakes doesn't change the noise
Turning to the left makes it go away.
I can coast in neutral down hill so engine RPMs are at idle and noise stays the same but does change with wheel rpms
If I turn to left noise diminishes, to the right it stays the same no change in level or pitch.
So I got new front hubs and replaced them yesterday..............still have the noise with exactly the same conditions as above.
Brake pads are 60-70% new, all the parts for the brakes look good and as said apply the brakes doesn't change the noise one way or the other.
Rear brakes were replaced last year with the hubs.
No other indication of a problem, i.e no ABS light or brake warnings.
Squealing has me at a loss, rear hubs were a hum not a squeal, but front hubs were easy to change
Had a hum from right rear wheel a year or so ago so replaced rear hubs and all has been fine since.
Fixed heated driver seat issue
Good info here
I noticed a squealing noise I believe from drivers front wheel.
Apply brakes doesn't change the noise
Turning to the left makes it go away.
I can coast in neutral down hill so engine RPMs are at idle and noise stays the same but does change with wheel rpms
If I turn to left noise diminishes, to the right it stays the same no change in level or pitch.
So I got new front hubs and replaced them yesterday..............still have the noise with exactly the same conditions as above.
Brake pads are 60-70% new, all the parts for the brakes look good and as said apply the brakes doesn't change the noise one way or the other.
Rear brakes were replaced last year with the hubs.
No other indication of a problem, i.e no ABS light or brake warnings.
Squealing has me at a loss, rear hubs were a hum not a squeal, but front hubs were easy to change