Check out your rear diff - mine was making the same kind of sounds and I
thought it was a tire or such. Koller Dodge did a 3 hour TSB which I
think mainly consisted of adjusting the carrier. It's quieter now, but
it still sings a little bit, so I think I'll bring it back one more time
to see what they can do.
Cheers,
Cale Bargen
98cc318
cnnbcbs@juno.com wrote:
>
> YO!
>
> Have been getting a woo-woo-woo sound coming from my dakota (rear-right
> wheel),
> first thought it was little rocks in the tires(stock wranglers, which
> also break out very easily),
> but *i think* its getting worse. It only happens when i drive fast (over
> 40 or so) and i let off the gas.
> I hear other cars do this sometimes.
> What causes it???
>
> On a completely unrelated (and saddening) topic...
>
> My '88 chubby beretta has now gone through its 5th alternator and its 6th
> battery, I heard that its one piece
> belts may lead to it, due to the high tension. If thats not it, then what
> is the major cause of alternator failure?
> Electrical system? Engine? The belts bad? These GM cars have always
> baffled me, and the alternator problem
> is pretty widespread.
>
> btw, i havent been around because starting college can really kill your
> spare time.
>
> "el guahiro"
>
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