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Good deal. I'm working on getting the same thing done. -
I've done a quick visual on the bearing and it looks to be OK ie: no cracks The noise also seems to be clearly from the front of the vehicle and can be felt through the accel pedal and steering wheel. What type of noise does the driveshaft center bearing make when it is on its way out? I've never experienced this phenomena but I would assume that the noise would be more like a failing bearing and increase in noise levels with speed combined with some steering/body vibration. My particular car drives extremely smooth at hwy speeds and the noise only seems to happen during initial acceleration. I'm now considering changing the front diff's fluid to see if there is an improvement... I have this exact same issue. Did you ever fix it or figure out what it was?