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13-11-2020, 10:08 AM
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Rob
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Woodcroft S.A.
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Wife mentioned this new noise yesterday. I jumped in this morning to drop my daughter to school and there is a wup wup wup sound from the front left (i think) which does increase in rhythm with car speed.
What i found though, was that it was only there for the first few minutes before eventually fading away. School is only about 5km away and by the time i was on the return journey it had gone. Well, it had become inaudible from the cabin anyway. I was thinking wheel bearing but this is normally more constant and grumbly sounding i thought. There is no vibration associated with it, so its not like a flat spot on a tyre from sitting around. Car gets driven everyday as well. any ideas?
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2006 LS focus, wup wup wup sound front left.
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