I have a 1996 F150, 6 cylinder, 2wd, manual tran with 211,000 that has just started making a low tone humming noise towards the front end. I can only hear it when pushing accelerator from speeds between 35 and up. However, as soon as I take my foot off the gas it the noise goes away. Thanks.
(This post was edited by pointman95 on Oct 15, 2009, 5:47 PM)
That indicates that the noise is likely not coming from the front. It has to be drive train if it responds to throttle like a transmission or pinion bearing. The only exception to that is if the exhaust system is grounding against the frame only when accelerating.
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