It seemed like every car I owned for years had whining coming from the back.
Smack it and somtimes it stopped, pay no attenition to it and sometimes it
would stop, but it would start up again. This went on for years!! I never
even asked the dealers to help on this because I knew it was up to me. But
after putting up with this the kids grew up and stopped on there own. LOL
<:-p
I couldn't help my self on this one. OK, OK, I'm going back to sleep now.
Don.
In article <agl2p5$4h1$2@bent.twistedbits.net> , jon@dakota-truck.net
wrote:
>
>
> Well, I'm here at Carlisle. On the way here though I started to
> notice a strange whine coming from the truck. I heard it a couple
> of times on the way down but really noticed it after I was in Carlisle
> driving with the windows down. It increases in pitch with speed.
> Putting the tranny in neutral doesn't eliminate the noise, though it
> does seem to be louder if I leave it in gear while decelerating.
>
> My brake shoes weren't abnormally hot, my rearend fluid is up to
> the hole, and none of my u-joints are loose. The driveshaft does
> move a little bit, but its rotating at the tranny and the rearend,
> not at the u-joints. (is that normal?)
>
> Anyway, does anyone have any ideas as to what might be wrong or
> what to check? This is a noise that I haven't noticed before.
> Just hoping the truck holds together since I'm 350 miles from home...
>
> Thanks!
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