MustangMan1990

Ok, so I have a 1994 mustang, V6 3.8. And lately there is a roaring sound in the front. It occurs only during acceleration and between 30-60 mph (estimate). It also only occurs while turning the wheel to the left of letting it sit straight, if I turn it to the right it stops. At first I thought it was the power steering pump, but I replaced it today and it still continues. The rotaries are brand new. What are some other possibilities?

Jaybird94

Got a 94 myself. First thing I'd go after in the front wheel bearings. Jack the car up or get it on a lift, (preferable) and grab the wheel at 12:00 and 6:00 O'Clock and try to move it back and forth. If it has any play in it it's the bearing. Do both sides.

If this isn't the problem you may have a busted cord in you tire(s). This happened to me on a 2004 Saturn. I just rotated the front whels to the back and problems gone.

Jaybird94

Mustang Man, I recall one other item. You might of thrown a wheel weight. Start with the easy stuff first, (AKA the cheap stuff), and work the problem that way.
1) Check bearings
2) Rotate tires
3) Have tires balanced.

Good luck

tracy

sounds like wheel bearings to me, if you replaced the rotors did you replace the bearings also are used the old ones? spindels good?