Have a slight whirring noise over the driver right shoulder. It's not all of the time. And doesn't seam to matter if it's hot or cold. Just randomly there. I thought a fuel pump. Used a fuel cleaner and it stopped for a while. Any ideas?
Slight whirring noise
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Maybe you were sat captain scarlet style at the time?
If it's the same whirring noise I had on my 2 litre, it's a wheel bearing.
Sounds nothing like any other wheel bearing I'd heard before and thought it might be something on the differential. Took it to the specialist independent I've used ever since and he diagnosed it immediately. (The 2 litre had been into the place I bought it from 3 times and they'd stripped down the rear right twice to try and find out what the problem was with no answers before I took it to the specialist)
Hope you get things sorted.
Sounds nothing like any other wheel bearing I'd heard before and thought it might be something on the differential. Took it to the specialist independent I've used ever since and he diagnosed it immediately. (The 2 litre had been into the place I bought it from 3 times and they'd stripped down the rear right twice to try and find out what the problem was with no answers before I took it to the specialist)
Hope you get things sorted.
paulgs1000 said:If it's the same whirring noise I had on my 2 litre, it's a wheel bearing.
Sounds nothing like any other wheel bearing I'd heard before and thought it might be something on the differential. Took it to the specialist independent I've used ever since and he diagnosed it immediately. (The 2 litre had been into the place I bought it from 3 times and they'd stripped down the rear right twice to try and find out what the problem was with no answers before I took it to the specialist)
Hope you get things sorted.
Quite possible. Although it does whir more when I blip the throttle and a standstill.
Rorybeanbutler said:paulgs1000 said:If it's the same whirring noise I had on my 2 litre, it's a wheel bearing.
Sounds nothing like any other wheel bearing I'd heard before and thought it might be something on the differential. Took it to the specialist independent I've used ever since and he diagnosed it immediately. (The 2 litre had been into the place I bought it from 3 times and they'd stripped down the rear right twice to try and find out what the problem was with no answers before I took it to the specialist)
Hope you get things sorted.
Quite possible. Although it does whir more when I blip the throttle and a standstill.
At a standstill unlikely to be a wheel bearing then . . . . do let us know when you get sorted.
