I would be removing the driveshaft, and checking both U joints for any binding or stiffness.
Think about keeping a drivers log, so to speak... a small note pad to keep track of dates and mileage when doing fluid and parts changes, i do the same for my mailbu and my daily driver truck.Thanks, Ive chased other noises that were caused by cheap parts, brake pads come to mind. Big waste of time. Can’t remember what brand wheel bearings I went with. Guess I’ll give the Timkens a try.
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