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| Silver 2003 Honda Odyssey |
My 2003 Honda Odyssey makes a whining
noise that increases in tone with wheel speed – NOT engine RPMs; while
rolling, I shifted into neutral and revved the engine – the sound
remained constant. A lower speed (less than
30 miles per hour), it almost feels like something rubbing or grain, but
when I rotated the tires seemed to turn the rear wheels free. No sound
point of explosion and other problems common to CV. I suspect that the bearings or higher, or a gearbox
problem they had and have to do the retreat of the repair, but I, as I
write this I have to realize not verified the level of gear oil. Any
suggestion?
Answer: Bad wheel bearing, depending on which side
it is making noise from, if when you turn left the noise gets louder its
your right bearing, if you turn right and it gets louder its your left
bearing.
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