humming @ slow speeds

db710 · December 9, 2014

Got the truck back from the shop after the having the intake gasket done...Now I hear some sort of humming noise from the front somewhere while driving slow and vibrations on the highway when going 75-80+...ideas?

2002 silverado 2500HD 6.0

00Silverado4x4 · December 9, 2014

Are you possibly in 4wd?

db710 · December 9, 2014

Definitely not/wasn't

02suburbanZ71 · December 9, 2014

I just had the same thing happen. Not sure what it is

db710 · December 15, 2014

Anyone know the average cost or ballpark figure of repair/replacement for rear wheel bearing in the differential for a 2002 silverado 2500hd?

02suburbanZ71 · December 15, 2014

My issue was 2 bad front hubs, bad bearings, and ball joints. The kit comes with 2 new front abs sensors my price was 726 installed. Hopefully i get it back tomorrow

gmtech4 · December 16, 2014

Anyone know the average cost or ballpark figure of repair/replacement for rear wheel bearing in the differential for a 2002 silverado 2500hd?

Each shop is different , labour rates per hour are different , so it can't be done on the Internet

It has to be diagnosed ( has to be takin apart) an estimate for repAir will be provided to you for authorization ,

You say go ahead or not ( and pay inspection/diagnoses if you decline )

That's how it's done my friend

db710 · December 16, 2014

Fair enough..definitely familiar with that...was just trying to see what people have paid on average or in their experiences.

New issue...I had the front bearing/hub done by a shop and now I'm hearing metal clanking (almost like cans) while driving and most noticeable when turning left or going over a bumpy area (i.e. railroad tracks). Potentially related? Anyone with ideas?

02suburbanZ71 · December 16, 2014

Fair enough..definitely familiar with that...was just trying to see what people have paid on average or in their experiences.

New issue...I had the front bearing/hub done by a shop and now I'm hearing metal clanking (almost like cans) while driving and most noticeable when turning left or going over a bumpy area (i.e. railroad tracks). Potentially related? Anyone with ideas?

Check dust plates!