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  1. 25th April 2013, 04:39 PM #1
    liam fisher Guest

    diff noise

    gday all I have a d2 td5 auto that has a whining noise under acceleration
    I have replaced all oils auto/transfer and both diff's and its still there I am very handy with spanners just new to the LR RR world and would like a second opinion before I go out guns blazing and rip out the diff centre cheers all
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  2. 25th April 2013, 08:42 PM #2
    schuy1 Guest
    leave SWMBO and ankle biters at home perhaps?

    Sorry
    Cheers Scott
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  3. 25th April 2013, 09:40 PM #3
    liam fisher Guest
    What does that mean?
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  4. 25th April 2013, 09:42 PM #4
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    I had a pinion issue which created noise under deceleration, acceleration no noise. Maybe not the diff, the transfer case can make some noise, maybe that and oil change might help?.
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    Quote Originally Posted by liam fisher View Post
    What does that mean?
    It's a standard "joke" that gets trotted out every time someone complains about a whining noise. You'd think they'd get bored after the 100th time but no...
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  6. 26th April 2013, 05:21 PM #6
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    100th? oh you mean thats the number for this month? Has to be in the multiples of hundreds now I would think! And sadly yes we never tire of it.

    Now for serious thinking regarding the problem....... I see you changed the oils, did the transfer/ diff oils look ok? no extra metal bits? No water? It could be hard facing on the gears in the transfer or the diff as a result of water ingress at some point, You will need to pull covers and check that Im afraid, no easy way unless you have a bore scope. Unis can do it to and wheel bearings on occasions . About all I can think of with out actually haering it.

    Cheers Scott
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