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Humming noise in the front end

When you get up to about 25 mph can hear a load humming noise in the front end. took it to a shop and they said needed brakes calipiers and rotors. did all that and still have the same humming. thinking the bearings are bad. not sure how to fix them

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Does the noise change pitch when you weave the wheel back and forth at 25. If yes you need bearings. I think they are pressed in on focus

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