disco_thrasher
6th February 2010, 07:34 PM
Well you may all be well aware of my frustrations in trying to find this clicking noise coming from the rear of my D2 when turning fwd or reverse and even louder when locker is engaged?????:(:mad:
1st: we stripped the entire diff and rebuilt it changed backlash ect ect ..:mad:..
2nd :ARB stripped the entire diff and replaced my locker still clicking :mad:
3rd: i took out my maxi drive axels and put originals back in still clicking put maxi drives back in:mad:
4th :lent a mates D2 wheels and rims and put them on to see if it was a rim issue still clicking
5th : today i replaced both rear hubs with some nice shiny new ones and to my joy whalla no more clicking
So my 3mnth pain frustration and perseverance has paid of:D:banana::ehigh5::twobeers::beer:
so all you D2 owners out there that have a clicking noise coming from there diff area just change your hubs instead off going through all this above
i think tonight i will be having a few cold ones
trying to work out why all off a sudden i have the 3 amigos :mad:
if anyone has a nanocom who can help me it will be much appreciated
cheers kelvin
1st: we stripped the entire diff and rebuilt it changed backlash ect ect ..:mad:..
2nd :ARB stripped the entire diff and replaced my locker still clicking :mad:
3rd: i took out my maxi drive axels and put originals back in still clicking put maxi drives back in:mad:
4th :lent a mates D2 wheels and rims and put them on to see if it was a rim issue still clicking
5th : today i replaced both rear hubs with some nice shiny new ones and to my joy whalla no more clicking
So my 3mnth pain frustration and perseverance has paid of:D:banana::ehigh5::twobeers::beer:
so all you D2 owners out there that have a clicking noise coming from there diff area just change your hubs instead off going through all this above
i think tonight i will be having a few cold ones
trying to work out why all off a sudden i have the 3 amigos :mad:
if anyone has a nanocom who can help me it will be much appreciated
cheers kelvin