* Faulty Wheel Bearing: A worn or damaged wheel bearing can cause a rumbling noise when accelerating. Usually heard when turning a corner or changing lanes.
* Driveline Issues: Worn-out CV joints or other driveline components can cause a rumbling sound when accelerating from a stop.
* Engine Mount Issues: Worn or damaged engine mounts can cause a rumbling sound that may be felt through the steering wheel or floorboard.
* Transmission Problems: A faulty transmission can cause a rumbling noise when accelerating.
Fixes:
* Replace the Faulty Wheel Bearing: Inspect the wheel bearings and replace any worn or damaged bearings.
* Inspect and Repair Driveline Components: Inspect the CV joints and other driveline components and repair or replace any worn or damaged parts.
* Replace Engine Mounts: Inspect the engine mounts and replace any worn or damaged mounts.
* Diagnose and Repair Transmission Issues: Have a qualified mechanic diagnose the transmission issue and perform the necessary repairs.
