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unexplained noise
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unexplained noise
just been 4wding and on the way home i noticed a rumbling noise under acceleration around 60km/ph ...i unlocked the hubs but is still making the noise ...what could it be?
Northside Fleet Services PTY. LTD.
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it is the same whether locked in or not... everything looks hunky dory...it sounds like large muddie tire noise ...however i dont have chunky tiresJWB wrote:Lock the hubs back in and take a short drive to see if it changes at all!
then unlock and try again.
Could be unis on the rear shaft??
Northside Fleet Services PTY. LTD.
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
ill have to check it out...its slightly unnerving when there is a new noise.RAY185 wrote:Rumbling sound at speed could be wheel bearings or a dud tyre (seperation). Run your hands around the tyre treads and see if you can feel a lumpy spot.
Northside Fleet Services PTY. LTD.
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
the mud is clear of the wheels and shafts...i did have a metal vibration noise on heavy deceleration but that has gone...ill put it on the hoist and check it out.alien wrote:could be mud or debris hanging around moving parts (wheels/shafts)... could also be a busted tcase or engine mount and its noisy when you get the frequency of vibrations right.
Northside Fleet Services PTY. LTD.
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
check the uni joints for any movement etc. Mine where fine on a recent trip to bundy. got 15mins from destination started a vibration/rumbling.
did all the the way home. 1 centre uni.
did all the the way home. 1 centre uni.
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iv replaced all the uni's recently so i hope its not them...i haven't greased in a while43som wrote:check the uni joints for any movement etc. Mine where fine on a recent trip to bundy. got 15mins from destination started a vibration/rumbling.
did all the the way home. 1 centre uni.
Northside Fleet Services PTY. LTD.
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
iv just cleaned and had a quick squizz underneath...the center bearing looks normal...haven't yet checked for play...unis look normal... im pretty sure its in the diff.... another question...what would cause a starter motor to start sometimes and not others?
Northside Fleet Services PTY. LTD.
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
243 Dundas Street Preston, Victora
(03)94840432
(For all your Gas and Mechanical needs)
loose connections. check your battery and make sure your connections are tight. and check the wiring to either battery or starter motor isnt frayed or very dirty.collins110 wrote:iv just cleaned and had a quick squizz underneath...the center bearing looks normal...haven't yet checked for play...unis look normal... im pretty sure its in the diff.... another question...what would cause a starter motor to start sometimes and not others?
That is soo funny!! i think exactly the same!! If you look at a bog hole and know that you can drive through it then drive around it!! you have nothing to prove and it will just COST YOU MONEY... The deeper the Bog hole the More it will cost you..grimbo wrote:basically playing bog holes will stuff pretty much anything. If anything is even halfway worn or loose the boghole will stuff it. Maybe think about not playing in bogholes and nearly all your problems will be gone.
I know this from allot of billls and experience. The young guys struggle with this concept and tht is fine, but they soon see my point when the bill s start piling up.
Some of my list for bog holes include
2 x Alternator
1 x Water Pump
1 x Starter Motor,
2 x Aircon compressor
1 x Radiator
Stripped the inside 4 times for flood of mud
etc etc etc
The smile will last a minute the frown will last a week and the expense will last forever.
Have fun. Be nice to your Nissan and it will be the toughest truck in the bush.
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What Ive been trying to tell people for yearsLook'n 4 Mud wrote:That is soo funny!! i think exactly the same!! If you look at a bog hole and know that you can drive through it then drive around it!! you have nothing to prove and it will just COST YOU MONEY... The deeper the Bog hole the More it will cost you..grimbo wrote:basically playing bog holes will stuff pretty much anything. If anything is even halfway worn or loose the boghole will stuff it. Maybe think about not playing in bogholes and nearly all your problems will be gone.
I know this from allot of billls and experience. The young guys struggle with this concept and tht is fine, but they soon see my point when the bill s start piling up.
Some of my list for bog holes include
2 x Alternator
1 x Water Pump
1 x Starter Motor,
2 x Aircon compressor
1 x Radiator
Stripped the inside 4 times for flood of mud
etc etc etc
The smile will last a minute the frown will last a week and the expense will last forever.
Have fun. Be nice to your Nissan and it will be the toughest truck in the bush.
Wheel bearings, Uni's, aircleaners, diff's, swivel housings and on it goes...
Bazzle
And if the track has a boghole that cannot be driven around, do you give up and go another way even though you know the rest of the track is a damn good drive, or are you bad at maintaining you vehicle, unis, et al are not all that expensive. Oh well I guess we should all become tourersbazzle wrote:What Ive been trying to tell people for yearsLook'n 4 Mud wrote:That is soo funny!! i think exactly the same!! If you look at a bog hole and know that you can drive through it then drive around it!! you have nothing to prove and it will just COST YOU MONEY... The deeper the Bog hole the More it will cost you..grimbo wrote:basically playing bog holes will stuff pretty much anything. If anything is even halfway worn or loose the boghole will stuff it. Maybe think about not playing in bogholes and nearly all your problems will be gone.
I know this from allot of billls and experience. The young guys struggle with this concept and tht is fine, but they soon see my point when the bill s start piling up.
Some of my list for bog holes include
2 x Alternator
1 x Water Pump
1 x Starter Motor,
2 x Aircon compressor
1 x Radiator
Stripped the inside 4 times for flood of mud
etc etc etc
The smile will last a minute the frown will last a week and the expense will last forever.
Have fun. Be nice to your Nissan and it will be the toughest truck in the bush.
Wheel bearings, Uni's, aircleaners, diff's, swivel housings and on it goes...
Bazzle
+1, hit up as much bog holes as ya want, just as long as you wash and maintain your rig....Struth wrote:And if the track has a boghole that cannot be driven around, do you give up and go another way even though you know the rest of the track is a damn good drive, or are you bad at maintaining you vehicle, unis, et al are not all that expensive. Oh well I guess we should all become tourersbazzle wrote:What Ive been trying to tell people for yearsLook'n 4 Mud wrote:That is soo funny!! i think exactly the same!! If you look at a bog hole and know that you can drive through it then drive around it!! you have nothing to prove and it will just COST YOU MONEY... The deeper the Bog hole the More it will cost you..grimbo wrote:basically playing bog holes will stuff pretty much anything. If anything is even halfway worn or loose the boghole will stuff it. Maybe think about not playing in bogholes and nearly all your problems will be gone.
I know this from allot of billls and experience. The young guys struggle with this concept and tht is fine, but they soon see my point when the bill s start piling up.
Some of my list for bog holes include
2 x Alternator
1 x Water Pump
1 x Starter Motor,
2 x Aircon compressor
1 x Radiator
Stripped the inside 4 times for flood of mud
etc etc etc
The smile will last a minute the frown will last a week and the expense will last forever.
Have fun. Be nice to your Nissan and it will be the toughest truck in the bush.
Wheel bearings, Uni's, aircleaners, diff's, swivel housings and on it goes...
Bazzle
driving through a random boghole once in a while is different to just playing bogholes as your only form of 4wding which the OP sees to do.Struth wrote:And if the track has a boghole that cannot be driven around, do you give up and go another way even though you know the rest of the track is a damn good drive, or are you bad at maintaining you vehicle, unis, et al are not all that expensive. Oh well I guess we should all become tourersbazzle wrote:What Ive been trying to tell people for yearsLook'n 4 Mud wrote:That is soo funny!! i think exactly the same!! If you look at a bog hole and know that you can drive through it then drive around it!! you have nothing to prove and it will just COST YOU MONEY... The deeper the Bog hole the More it will cost you..grimbo wrote:basically playing bog holes will stuff pretty much anything. If anything is even halfway worn or loose the boghole will stuff it. Maybe think about not playing in bogholes and nearly all your problems will be gone.
I know this from allot of billls and experience. The young guys struggle with this concept and tht is fine, but they soon see my point when the bill s start piling up.
Some of my list for bog holes include
2 x Alternator
1 x Water Pump
1 x Starter Motor,
2 x Aircon compressor
1 x Radiator
Stripped the inside 4 times for flood of mud
etc etc etc
The smile will last a minute the frown will last a week and the expense will last forever.
Have fun. Be nice to your Nissan and it will be the toughest truck in the bush.
Wheel bearings, Uni's, aircleaners, diff's, swivel housings and on it goes...
Bazzle
Regardless maintenance is the key especially on a 2nd hand vehicle with unknown history and aged components.
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That's why I posted, I can't see anywhere that he indicates mudholes are his favorite form of driving, has he indicated this previously?grimbo wrote:driving through a random boghole once in a while is different to just playing bogholes as your only form of 4wding which the OP sees to do.Struth wrote:And if the track has a boghole that cannot be driven around, do you give up and go another way even though you know the rest of the track is a damn good drive, or are you bad at maintaining you vehicle, unis, et al are not all that expensive. Oh well I guess we should all become tourersbazzle wrote:What Ive been trying to tell people for yearsLook'n 4 Mud wrote:That is soo funny!! i think exactly the same!! If you look at a bog hole and know that you can drive through it then drive around it!! you have nothing to prove and it will just COST YOU MONEY... The deeper the Bog hole the More it will cost you..grimbo wrote:basically playing bog holes will stuff pretty much anything. If anything is even halfway worn or loose the boghole will stuff it. Maybe think about not playing in bogholes and nearly all your problems will be gone.
I know this from allot of billls and experience. The young guys struggle with this concept and tht is fine, but they soon see my point when the bill s start piling up.
Some of my list for bog holes include
2 x Alternator
1 x Water Pump
1 x Starter Motor,
2 x Aircon compressor
1 x Radiator
Stripped the inside 4 times for flood of mud
etc etc etc
The smile will last a minute the frown will last a week and the expense will last forever.
Have fun. Be nice to your Nissan and it will be the toughest truck in the bush.
Wheel bearings, Uni's, aircleaners, diff's, swivel housings and on it goes...
Bazzle
Regardless maintenance is the key especially on a 2nd hand vehicle with unknown history and aged components.
Cheers
EDIT:
From another thread, consider me back on the outers side for nowgrimbo wrote:or maybe e is getting flamed because of his attitude in other threads, because of his professed "knowledge" of 4wding, his love of mud bogging in rec reserves because he can't be bothered driving 40 mins to a 4wd destination. Because he doesn't listen to any advice he is given, especially when he asks for it in multiple threads.
yeah im sure ive read this thread elsewhere too, although ive posted a question in yota tech and gen tech before.
anyway, hes been given enough advice to be able to diagnose the problem correctly, and hes been told where to check, how to check and how to fix it.
im sure he could get it sorted if he wanted to, especially if hes a mech or works at a mech shop.
i agree with those that say learn to drive the lux offroad and upgrade the bits that NEED to be upgraded. i think that mud can be extremely dangerous for the driveline/electricals, but i myself am guilty of driving through bogholes, and im currently in the process of rebuilding/replacing the bits that dont like the mud.
all i can say is that mud is part of 4wdriving, whether you choose to drive through it or not is entirely up to you. just give the driveline a wash with a gerni after playing in the stuff.
personally i think that mud can be fun, just like ruts, rocks, climbs, descents and everything else that we find out on the tracks.
anyway, hes been given enough advice to be able to diagnose the problem correctly, and hes been told where to check, how to check and how to fix it.
im sure he could get it sorted if he wanted to, especially if hes a mech or works at a mech shop.
i agree with those that say learn to drive the lux offroad and upgrade the bits that NEED to be upgraded. i think that mud can be extremely dangerous for the driveline/electricals, but i myself am guilty of driving through bogholes, and im currently in the process of rebuilding/replacing the bits that dont like the mud.
all i can say is that mud is part of 4wdriving, whether you choose to drive through it or not is entirely up to you. just give the driveline a wash with a gerni after playing in the stuff.
personally i think that mud can be fun, just like ruts, rocks, climbs, descents and everything else that we find out on the tracks.
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