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Hey guys, in the past few months i have notices a very slight vibrato-hollow-humming noise from the front (possibly passenger side) of my car at only 60 - 70kms/h any speed above that or under the noise and vibration and noise disappears. This slight vibration can be felt in the steering and peddles but is almost not noticeable. I have tried the following:

Accelerate to 60 – 70kms, put car in neutral and coast

Accelerate to 60 – 70kms and hold the clutch in to see if its flywheel related

Accelerate to 60 – 70kms and try sudden braking

My wheel alignment is spot on

The wheels are ballanced

Nothing has helped...

One thing i think maybe related is that about 3 months ago i got the disc's machined and new brake pads put in and my car has also developed a "slapping" sound (can be quite loud at times) frpm thr front passenger side when i apply the breaks firmly... I wont go back to that mechanic ever again cause he just seemed too dodgy for my liking...

What can it be??

Regards,

Sarkis

Edited by QRI05E

On the way home from work i tried to take more observations regarding the vibration... and it seems to start as low as 30km/h but barely noticeable and is most audible at 60km/k.

It is mainly felt a the brake/clutch/accelerator peddles as well as foot rest… the vibration variates in frequency for eg.

Sometimes it vibrates:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Othertimes:

____ _ _ _ _ ________ _ _ _ _ ________

Or

_______ ________ _______ ________ ________

It’s the kind of hollow sound that a tyre may make if there’s a bubble on the tread but with extensive inspection the 2 front tyres are as new.

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