I’ve started to hear a humming noise coming from underneath my car(seems to come from the passenger side) when the car moves at low speed. When the humming happens, the accelerating pedal or brake pedal tends to vibrate when pressing on it. It goes away or I could hardly hear it when accelerating past 35–40mph. For information purposes, the car only has 58k miles on it. I am not sure what this could be, searched it up and it said it could be a bad wheel bearing? Any help would be awesome and appreciated!

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14/03/2023 11:35 pm

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I’ve started to hear a humming noise coming from underneath my car(seems to come from the passenger side) when the car moves at low speed. When the humming happens, the accelerating pedal or brake pedal tends to vibrate when pressing on it. It goes away or I could hardly hear it when accelerating past 35–40mph. For information purposes, the car only has 58k miles on it. I am not sure what this could be, searched it up and it said it could be a bad wheel bearing? Any help would be awesome and appreciated!

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28/05/2024 4:59 am

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15/03/2023 7:25 am

Well, if it's a wheel bearing the faster you go, the louder and the faster pitch of the hum if it's a wheel bearing. If it's something electronic, of course it won't matter speed. So the pinpoint the sound do my video finding the source of car noises Scotty. You can buy machines like that on Amazon and if you buy a wired one instead of wireless, there's little a 65 bucks to find the source of noises