substantially as speed increases. I ran with wheels up so tires are OK. Doesn't sound like it's on the wheel ends of the front suspension. Car has been maintained and has low mileage.
Thursday, January 7th, 2010 AT 11:02 AM
BRYAN135515
- MEMBER
- 1999 FORD ESCORT
- 4 CYL
- FWD
- AUTOMATIC
- 64,000 MILES
Roar starts noticeable around 35mph and goes up
substantially as speed increases. I ran with wheels up so tires are OK. Doesn't sound like it's on the wheel ends of the front suspension. Car has been maintained and has low mileage.
substantially as speed increases. I ran with wheels up so tires are OK. Doesn't sound like it's on the wheel ends of the front suspension. Car has been maintained and has low mileage.
