Still at a lose.

Replace both front hub assembly's center support bearing and checked all u joints and pinion. But still have a growl. Tried running in 4x4 and no diffrence in sound. I can make a hard right turn and load up the left side and it gets worse. Haven't lifted the rear up yet but don't see any failing seals on either wheel.

Could it be a left rear bearing sense it gets louder when loaded. I know they don't have to have any play and still be bad from what I hear.

 

Yes, check the left rear if it gets louder when turning right

 

ARRGH!! I CAN'T HELP IT!!


Loss

 

I think I read your other post. Dumb question, but have you reengaged 4H then driven a few yards, then 4L for a few more yards, then gone back to 2WD?

 

Yes. Still the same . I'm thinking rear wheel bearing because it gets louder when I make a hard turn.

 

Check the heat shields on the cat aren't loose and rattling

 

Pretty sure it's the rear bearings.
On another note looking at some 17" x8.5" lonestar wheels by american outlaw wheels. Is a -10 offset good. I don't want to be outside the fender would like to be close to flush with the fender.

Thanks for all the help diagnosing my growl problem.

 

You missed "sense", should be since.