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Discussion in 'Trucks and Trailers' started by DADCHEVY, Jun 20, 2000.

  1. DADCHEVY

    DADCHEVY LawnSite Member
    from VIRGINIA BEACH
    Messages: 2

    MY RESEARCH AFFIRMS THE NOISE AS UNIVERSAL JOINT WEAR; HOWEVER, I CHANGED THE FRONT AND REAR JOINTS, BUT THE NOISE HAS CONTINUED. HELP!<br><p><font size="1">Edited by: DADCHEVY
     
    DADCHEVY, Jun 20, 2000
    #1
  2. John DiMartino

    John DiMartino LawnSite Silver Member
    from Walden,NY
    Messages: 2,555

    Did you check the rear end?It sounds like the next thing to do,and the transfer case while you're under there.Good luck<p>----------<br>John D<br>
     
    John DiMartino, Jun 22, 2000
    #2
  3. SMB

    SMB LawnSite Senior Member
    from Southwest VA
    Messages: 323

    Our '87 Suburban has a whine in the rear end. It's got some slack, but it works fine.<p>----------<br>SMB<br>
     
    SMB, Jun 27, 2000
    #3
  4. TX Mudder

    TX Mudder LawnSite Member
    Messages: 22

    My 12-bolt started that whine about a week before it ate the pinion.<br>On the plus side, the 14-bolt is real pretty under there now :)<p>
     
    TX Mudder, Jul 26, 2000
    #4

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