I have a 2002 that does the same thing and they tell me it's the front wheel bearing. on mine i have to replace the whole hub assembly which runs about $175 I'm getting this done on Monday not really hard to do but I don't have the time myself. I also have a bad boot on tierod end. My problems started when factory replaced that ball joint under recall also. Hope I helped I'll let you know if that took care of my hum in a few days.

Answered by Wolfie59
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Yes, someone else also told us it was the front wheel bearing. I need a larger size socket to take it off and will be doing that this weekend. So you say the whole hub has to be replaced? Thanx - will look into that. If I can't do it I've got a good repair guy I can take it to.

Response from pjaroscak
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Just returned from shop and that's what was my problem causing the hum. The hub -- which i was lucky wasn't ABS brakes - cost me $150 and while he was doing that I had him replace the outer tierod end also which had a broken boot. Whole job cost me $300 I can live with that. they had a hard time getting the old hub off (lot of heat and a BFH) but that is a good place to start

Answered by Wolfie59
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Yes, that was what was wrong w/my truck too. Replaced it yesterday. Wasn't that hard to get off but it cost $197 for just the hub for the 1995! Oh well, at least it's quiet now!

Response from pjaroscak
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I have to replave my hubs because of broke studs for the wheel and found them for $96.00 at am-autoparts.com and will replace myself. but it is usally the bearings that are making the noise check to make sure you replace the hubs for no reason just the bearings. have them show you the wear on the hubs first before replacing you will save a ton of money.

Answered by sola1957
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