Front end humming sounds

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jabez
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Front end humming sounds

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Hey everyone,
Just got me a Jetta 2 csx 1.8
Since this morning I got a humming noise from the front and would like to know if anyone can pinpoint the issue.

Symptoms:
When I accelerate straight I get the humming sound (that faulty bearing sound) but if I turn the steering literally 2cm to the right the noise reduces drastically and if I move back 2cm the sound is back. Also get another weird humming sound only when I turn right on a bend whether I’m accelerating or not.

Inner cv maybe?
Bearings maybe?
Please dnt day gearbox

Thanks


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duck duck duck gearbox!

But that sounds like a wheel bearing, check it out quickly or take it to a shop to check.
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sounds like wheelbearing
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That humming sounds you describe sounds like wheel bearing as Panic & DCmk4 said.
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