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<blockquote data-quote="MattyT604" data-source="post: 21697" data-attributes="member: 8034">Good morning all,I recently purchased a 2016 chevy equinox LTZ with the 2.4L v4.&nbsp; Everything on the car is performing and driving great (maybe not the oil consumption issue).&nbsp; I am experiencing now a odd sound from what i believe is the rear of the car.&nbsp; when at a complete stop and then accelerating i am hearing a woo woo woo woo sound that is rotational and the woo goes faster as the car gets to a faster speed but then goes&nbsp; and you can predominantly hear it when driving 10-30MPH.&nbsp; it then goes away or cannot be heard from&nbsp; inside the car due to road noise etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have taken it to a shop and they cannot seem to hear it.&nbsp; I know i am not crazy.&nbsp; this sound isn't necessarily loud but it enough that i can hear on smooth roads.&nbsp; Could this be a warped rotor? bad wheel bearing? and i hope to god not a transfer case issue.&nbsp; it is rotational sound.&nbsp; my opinion sounds like either a warped rotor or bad wheel bearing.&nbsp; I have noticed on cold start and begin to drive it is quieter but definitely is more easily hearable after the car has been driving for a bit. i am also noticing turning while accelerating you can hear best also.&nbsp; this noise does not go away when making a left vs. right turn.&nbsp; Has anyone experienced this sound before?&nbsp; my biggest thing is the shop i took it to cannot hear it.Please help.thanks,Matt Troiano</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MattyT604, post: 21697, member: 8034"] Good morning all, I recently purchased a 2016 chevy equinox LTZ with the 2.4L v4. Everything on the car is performing and driving great (maybe not the oil consumption issue). I am experiencing now a odd sound from what i believe is the rear of the car. when at a complete stop and then accelerating i am hearing a woo woo woo woo sound that is rotational and the woo goes faster as the car gets to a faster speed but then goes and you can predominantly hear it when driving 10-30MPH. it then goes away or cannot be heard from inside the car due to road noise etc. I have taken it to a shop and they cannot seem to hear it. I know i am not crazy. this sound isn't necessarily loud but it enough that i can hear on smooth roads. Could this be a warped rotor? bad wheel bearing? and i hope to god not a transfer case issue. it is rotational sound. my opinion sounds like either a warped rotor or bad wheel bearing. I have noticed on cold start and begin to drive it is quieter but definitely is more easily hearable after the car has been driving for a bit. i am also noticing turning while accelerating you can hear best also. this noise does not go away when making a left vs. right turn. Has anyone experienced this sound before? my biggest thing is the shop i took it to cannot hear it. Please help. thanks, Matt Troiano [/QUOTE]

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