Lets start with the roaring noise have you actually checked the wheel bearings?Does the noise come from the front or back of the car?Do you have a jack and jack stands?

Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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It's coming from the front and doesn't seem to be specific to either side (driver or passenger.) It's quite noticeable from inside the car when you're driving. I've considered it might be wheel bearing(s), or possibly power steering pump, but am not knowledgeable enough to know what to look for. I don't have a jack, unfortunately. The car is going in to have the serpentine belt replaced this weekend and was hoping for some guidance before I go. Thanks for the quick response!

Response from lilwitch00
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I have a trick i use to find bad wheel bearings and which one.But you need a jack and jack stands to use the trick it works awesome.

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So what is the trick you use because im having the same problem and i do have jackstands

Answered by terryhunt
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Put the car on jack stands so the wheels are off the ground.If its the front have the ebrake set if its the rear have the car in park ethier way use wheel chocks.If its the front wheels pkace the transmission in neutral then place one hand on the strut coil spring and use the othet hand to spin the wheel as fast as you can.If you have a bad wheel bearing you should be able to feel/hear it.

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