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What makes a Truck have humming noise only when driving?

it could be your tires on the pavement.


Why would a car make a humming noise when started n sometimes while driving?

it does that because it has a generator which makes the engine makes these sounds


Hit curb driving A4 makes a whirring humming sound near wheel please can anyone help?

Take it to a mecanic.


1999 aurora makes humming noise pitch rises with speed not the wheel bearings other ideas?

I have heard that if you have papers or napkins in the glove compartment box they can get sucked into the air vent which then makes a humming noise that you can hear while driving and as you increase the speed the pitch of the noise gets louder.


What bird makes a humming noise when it flies?

A hummingbird


Why does a tire makes a humming noise?

id say type and size of tire, and if bearings are bad either or will make that humming sound.


Which river in Mississippi makes a strange humming sound?

Pascagoula river


Which is an observation based on the five senses?

The heater makes a humming sound.


What makes up 90 percent of a hummingbird's diet?

Nectar makes up 90% of humming birds diets.


Why does my 2001 Buick Lesabra makes a low humming sound only when driving not when stoped or not when it is stoped and you accelerate it?

The 2001 Lesabre may have a bad wheel bearing. Check the bearings for all four wheels for a bad bearing.


When driving what makes a humming noise in the front of a 2002 Buick?

The most common thing would be worn tires. It could also be a bad hub bearing. When you turn the car to the right does the humming noise change or go away? If so, the left hub is probably bad. When you turn left if it changes the right hub is probably going out.


Your 2000 Ford Windstar makes a growling noise from the front end while driving could that be coming from the CV joints?

sounds like your transaxles or transmission It could also be a bad wheel bearing - See "Related Questions" below for more