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metal on metal noise

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metal on metal noise

Post by ranover »

hey

just lately my disco started making this bad noise which sounds like a busted bearing or metal crunching metal from under the car. when i inspected it the rear driveshaft had no play but noticed that the diff had been leaking from where the driveshft meet the diff.

has any one had this prob before or know what it is? or could help pin point the prob i would be greatful.

i am going to pull the center out this tuesday to check it out.
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Post by Casey_leonard »

A bit more info may help. Is the noise coming from the rear, is it there all the time, do you get it on load or backing off or both ect?
Have you checked the rear diff oil level and the oil for metal contamination?

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Post by DaveS3 »

Try undoing your tail shaft at the diff end and moving the pinion. It will be easy to tell if the pinion bearing is gone as there will be heaps of movement.

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Post by mickrangie »

Dare say it's a pinion bearing and seal is shagged due to play in shaft..... but then again it could be not.

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Post by ranover »

cheers

thought the same pinion bearing

pulled of the tail shaft and and you could turn it but there was no play when you moved it up and down. its cool me and my brother are going to pull it apart this weekend just for a look and for the experience.

i also got told to check the hand brake drum aswell
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Post by mickrangie »

ranover wrote:cheers

thought the same pinion bearing

pulled of the tail shaft and and you could turn it but there was no play when you moved it up and down. its cool me and my brother are going to pull it apart this weekend just for a look and for the experience.

i also got told to check the hand brake drum aswell


hmm eer handbrake drum? No oil in there last time i chked? but then again I did get a bill for indicator fluid last time my car was serviced
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