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Rear end noise

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  • Start date Start date Mar 12, 2007

stonewall621

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What makes a rear diff make a screwed up sound? Not a clunk but I guess I would call a whinig.
 

04YELLOWGT

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Usually gears will do that. Mine will do it at a certain speed, around 40-45 mph.
 
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