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Cobain03

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well my dad and i are just about done with all that we can do to the car ,,, we have tw last things that we need to do
1- is there is a noise in the rear like a roreing or a lopping sound starts off slow and gets faster when you drive faster ,, we check the rear end fluid, its ok maybe the tires,, i dont think so???

2- there is a cluncking sound i heard it a few times when we start to take off like in a turn real fast ( hard i guess ) in the rear it happens once or twice thats all then it ok i affraid it might be the rear end going bad like bearings?? has anyone ran across of anything like this ??
 

dolfan87

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Yea, sounds like your rearend is in need of a rebuild. Get it looked at before you do any real driving on it.

Good luck!

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67GTA-FB429

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does the sound in #1 stay fast or does it change in each gear?? If it is consistent, then it is something behind the tranny....check the driveline balance, the u-joints, grease levels, wheel balance, rear wheel bearings, and the differential may need adjustment or rebuilt.

#2, do you have an open rear end or a posi-type unit??
 

65fastback2+2

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rear wheel bearings and for #2, check your exhaust mounting brackets, the rubber grommets like to come out and make a rattling sound. Mine would clank while stopped at a light, that was the only time you could hear it.
 

Cobain03

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i was told that it is a poss. traction rear end and the sound stays steady untill you start to slow down it get slower like a lopping sound and the knocking sound only happen twice now it when you like back up and put it drive and kinda kick it ( lol) thats when it happens not any other time .
so is there any testing we can do on the rear end to check the bearings i check the grease level it was ok,, i can put it on a rack and check it some way?
 

crushnut

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Its those damn muffler bearings i tell ya




 

65fastback2+2

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luckily its cheap to do the bearings and not too hard either. check your muffler brackets for the cluncking noise.
 

Cobain03

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is there any check i can do on the axel bearings ?
 
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