ABS Moan?
#7
Upper strut mount?
Suspension bushing (control arm e.g.)
You may find that you don't hear the noise without the weight of the car on the suspension if it is a suspension part that is usually under load.
I'm thinking the groan is the weight transferring to the front of the vehicle and there is play somewhere in the suspension. Possibly a motor mount.
Have you tried accelerating to 10 MPH, then braking VERY gently and bringing the vehicle to a stop, without the usual nose down pitch that occurs at
That's my best input -- I'm not a Vue expert so these are all very general suggestions
Suspension bushing (control arm e.g.)
You may find that you don't hear the noise without the weight of the car on the suspension if it is a suspension part that is usually under load.
I'm thinking the groan is the weight transferring to the front of the vehicle and there is play somewhere in the suspension. Possibly a motor mount.
Have you tried accelerating to 10 MPH, then braking VERY gently and bringing the vehicle to a stop, without the usual nose down pitch that occurs at
That's my best input -- I'm not a Vue expert so these are all very general suggestions
Last edited by derf; 03-06-2016 at 03:38 AM.
#8
Check for tears in your C/V boots. They make low speed noises initially when they start to go bad. And 80k miles is typical when they start to go bad. There's only so much up there that can make noises like that.
If it isn't brakes, it might be suspension.
If it isn't suspension, it might be steering.
If it isn't steering, it might be drivetrain.
If it isn't drivetrain, it might be bearing.
If it isn't bearing, it might be tires.
If it isn't tires, it might be cat.
If it isn't cat, it might be you.
If it isn't you, it might be aliens.
You never know!
If it isn't brakes, it might be suspension.
If it isn't suspension, it might be steering.
If it isn't steering, it might be drivetrain.
If it isn't drivetrain, it might be bearing.
If it isn't bearing, it might be tires.
If it isn't tires, it might be cat.
If it isn't cat, it might be you.
If it isn't you, it might be aliens.
You never know!
#9
Hay everybody. I solved my groaning. All 4 ABS sensors were dirty enough to the point the probes could NOT send a message to the ABS control module which I found directly underneath the fuse panel under the hood. The groan was internal in the module. GM techy from Iowa had never heard of this issue with a VUE, but several Silverado PU models had it over the years.