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GTkitten 10-18-2006 08:25 PM

Whining noise from my rearend
 
lol...

Anyway, Its always something...lately I've been hearing a whining noise coming from the rear of my car when I'm going around curves - mainly only notice it when I'm circling to park or making a quick Uturn. I've noticed I usually only hear it after travelling on the interstate too. But the car is pretty loud and I don't know what noises I'm missing because the exhaust is overpowering them. The noise seems to be getting worse and occurring more often...thinking maybe I should stop ignoring it. Its just hard to take it to the shop when it may not even decide to make the noise! I hate that! I've been trying to read and think maybe differential or wheel bearing? But with differential - I haven't noticed problem driving straight, wouldn't it still whine when I'm starting from a stop?

96GTS 10-18-2006 09:48 PM

Could be spider gears going out. They only "come on" while turning...

QWKSNKE 10-19-2006 04:18 AM

or possibly one of the bearings.

How many miles are on your car?

1sicklx 10-19-2006 05:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by QWKSNKE (Post 101116)
or possibly one of the bearings.

That was my first thought

redhorse 10-19-2006 09:14 AM

One way to check is see if your back rim is extremely dirty. If it is you have a bearing and seal problem. The lub is leaking out and is attracting more road debris and dirt. I had the problem last week and had the rear wheel seals and bearings replaced. Along with the change of rearend lub. Take it by SVPU and let Jason look at it.

GTkitten 10-19-2006 05:23 PM

It has about 85k on it. :(

Blown 5.0 10-19-2006 07:04 PM

May be clutch chatter, May need some friction modifier, Ive fixed several this way.

redhorse 10-20-2006 08:42 AM

I think it is an automatic.

QWKSNKE 10-20-2006 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redhorse (Post 101204)
I think it is an automatic.

he is referring to the clutches in the rear end

uvbnhad 10-20-2006 12:52 PM

speaking of bearings...


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