Front Suspension Wheel Bearing Problems of Ford Mustang

Continuous excessive road noise throughout cabin starting at ~10 mph until ~20 mph. Low frequency "woo woo" sound. Much more pronounced after driving a few miles. Not located to any wheel, brake system, axle, or differential. Very loud and annoying especially in slow traffic. Safety issue? also excessive road noise starting at ~60 mph. Higher frequency resonant humming sound. Oem 19" pirelli tires on 19" gt premium rims. No cupping or excessive tire wear. Only ~24000 miles. Getting worse as time goes on. Happens with & without traction control. 5. 0l v8. 6 spd manual. Noisy with & without clutch depressed. Safety issue? wheel bearings? axle bearings? differential defect?.

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I own a 2003 mach 1 Mustang I have had several issues I have had to replace the wheel bearings 3 times each on the 2 front tires and now I am being told that the wheel bearing on the 2 back tires are bad my car has only 38,000 miles and I also have a problem with my car stalling I have had the car checked and nothing was found.

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Rear axle bearings and axle shafts prematurely failed. First occurance was at 34,000 miles under manufacturers warranty. Dealer replaced carrier bearings, wheel bearings and axle shafts. Axles and bearings failed again at 46,000 miles, after warranty expired. Dealer contacted Ford motor company and Ford elected to replace bearings and axles again under warranty. Now at 90,000 miles the bearings and shafts have failed again. Dealer is evaluating the problem with Ford and I am waiting for a solution under warranty due to either a manufacturing defect or design defect. I am worried that the bearings will seize and cause an accident.

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Wheel bearing system failure.

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